My one regret about the Cambridge boys is that the early books are too early for them to have enjoyed jelly babies.
The physical description of Ariadne (Lessons in Discovery?) could be me, as could the affinity for animals. "her beloved planarian worms, as well as other life forms—invertebrate, vertebrate, live or fossil—which she’d been inclined to go and catch, dig up, poke at or in any other way generally annoy," is me to a T. Only difference is the personal life.
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Date: 2013-10-20 08:40 pm (UTC)The physical description of Ariadne (Lessons in Discovery?) could be me, as could the affinity for animals. "her beloved planarian worms, as well as other life forms—invertebrate, vertebrate, live or fossil—which she’d been inclined to go and catch, dig up, poke at or in any other way generally annoy," is me to a T. Only difference is the personal life.