Feb 18
did anyone else ever read the Wise Child books by Monica Furlong? they've been my favorites for as long as i can remember but i've never met anyone who's even heard of them
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did anyone else ever read the Wise Child books by Monica Furlong? they've been my favorites for as long as i can remember but i've never met anyone who's even heard of them
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Have you read Wise Child by Monica Furlong (1987)?
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Pinocchio
from wise child by monica furlong
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Juniper (Ninnoc)
From Wise Child by Monica Furlong
Heals the people in the village even though they scorn her.
Is patient with Wise Child.
Takes Wise Child to church even though she doesn’t follow the same beliefs.
Is kind to Cormac, who is also rejected by the villagers.
Doesn’t wish ill on people who hurt her.
Thinks before she says anything.
Is a witch
Has cats
Makes her own butter and cheese
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JOMP Book Photo Challenge || June 24 || Outdoors: Wise Child by Monica Furlong
Title: Wise Child | Author: Monica Furlong | Publisher: Turtleback Books (1989)
that post reminded me of these books
i read the first two-i had no idea there was a third!- as a kid and the only other people i have met who read them are my cousins. as i remember, they’re witchy and set in medieval england and had a lot of things to say about belonging and how people treat outsiders. has anyone else read these?