TLR Assistant Editor Elizabeth Jaeger writes on Tom Sawyer for The Literary Explorer
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TLR Assistant Editor Elizabeth Jaeger writes on Tom Sawyer for The Literary Explorer

TLR Assistant Editor Elizabeth Jaeger writes on Tom Sawyer for The Literary Explorer

Posted by Gracelyn Weaver in faculty news, publications, Worth Reading

The Literary Review’s Assistant Editor Elizabeth Jaeger writes on “Reading Tom Sawyer: A Shared Experience” for The Literary Explorer: an ongoing series by Thomas E. Kennedy and Walter Cummins, FDU MFA faculty.

Mama reading Tom SawyerJaeger writes:

After the tour, we stopped in the gift shop so that my son could claim his prize, a lollipop for finding all the designated items in the house. While browsing, he stopped to look at the refrigerator magnets. His eyes caught sight of Tom Sawyer whitewashing a fence and his fingers snatched the magnet. Turning to me he exclaimed, “I need this. This was in the book. The book we read. I have to have it because it will remind me of you, because you read me this book.”

How could I say no? We planned the trip to appease me, but his enthusiasm far exceeded mine. And I was happy to have had someone with whom I could share the experience.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Read more at The Literary Explorer.

16 Sep 2015 no comments