I read The Wicked Wizard, the last of the 8 Pixie Tricks stories. Daddy read them to Eason years ago, and now I read them to daddy.
I cried just like Eason did. It was silly, but I couldn't stop, because I did not want the story to be over.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
The Wicked Wizard
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As soon as you got to the last chapter, Good-Bye Sprite, you started to cry. You had to stop a few times, but you kept on reading. By the end we were both crying.
ReplyDeleteThen Eason came home from his meeting and I told him "Andi just finished Pixie tricks."
"Really?" he said, "Is she crying?"
Then he went to lay down with her and cheer her up.