AmaZing Animals
Viewing comments for Chapter 16 "AmaZing Animal - P"The A-Z of animals and facts
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Comment from Contests
reply by the author on 07-Aug-2020
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Comment Written 07-Aug-2020
reply by the author on 07-Aug-2020
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Thank you so very much! My smile couldn't be wider! :)) xxx
Comment from Gert sherwood
Sandra your P - is for Porcupine an very good of how
you tell us an amazing thing I didn't know that they live in trees.
I had to say ouch when I saw a your picture of a poor dog with the quills in his nose, reminded me when one of my dogs when he had a bad episode with porcupine, decided to spray quills in his mouth and nose
Gert
reply by the author on 21-Jul-2020
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Sandra your P - is for Porcupine an very good of how
you tell us an amazing thing I didn't know that they live in trees.
I had to say ouch when I saw a your picture of a poor dog with the quills in his nose, reminded me when one of my dogs when he had a bad episode with porcupine, decided to spray quills in his mouth and nose
Gert
Comment Written 21-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 21-Jul-2020
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That must have been so painful, Gert! Many hunting dogs come back with them all over their faces, I saw quite a few pictures on Google like that. Not nice. Thank you so much for reading this one, my dear friend. I'm so pleased you liked it. Have a lovely week and stay well. :)) Sandra xx
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You are so welcome Sandra
Gert
Comment from BlueTiger
Great work as always! I like the simplicity of the poem, and how you go more in depth with the facts section. I'm easily bored by long list of facts, but you always make it interesting and fun and it's super enjoyable to read. Well done,
-BT
reply by the author on 17-Jul-2020
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Great work as always! I like the simplicity of the poem, and how you go more in depth with the facts section. I'm easily bored by long list of facts, but you always make it interesting and fun and it's super enjoyable to read. Well done,
-BT
Comment Written 16-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 17-Jul-2020
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What a lovely review to wake up to, BT, thank you so very much! I hope you have a wonderful day, my friend. :)) Sandra xx
Comment from Sharon Haiste
I think this is a wonderful chapter for your book. I love the way you mix verse with interesting facts and pictures.
Very nicely done. Your grandson is a lucky boy.
Sharon
reply by the author on 16-Jul-2020
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I think this is a wonderful chapter for your book. I love the way you mix verse with interesting facts and pictures.
Very nicely done. Your grandson is a lucky boy.
Sharon
Comment Written 16-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 16-Jul-2020
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Thank you, Sharon, for your very encouraging review! I really appreciate your constant support. It's so nice. Thank you! :)) Sandra xx
Comment from Kathleen S.
Well written and informative piece about porcupines. I love the pictures you've chosen to go with. -My parents owned some dogs that had an unfortunate encounter with a porcupine, so I can attest to what you've written. Very sad, but true.
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Well written and informative piece about porcupines. I love the pictures you've chosen to go with. -My parents owned some dogs that had an unfortunate encounter with a porcupine, so I can attest to what you've written. Very sad, but true.
Comment Written 15-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Thank you, Kathleen, for your lovely comments. I'm delighted you enjoyed reading this one, and more so that you can attest to what I've said. It must have been so painful for the poor dogs. Did the porcupine get to walk away? Brazen little things, aren't they? Though, sometimes they lose. The picture of the cubs and one with the quill in his nose, I didn't finish that sentence in case it upset someone, especially youngsters. But, the cubs father came and killed the porcupine. Sad, though. Thanks again, for the lovely comments, my friend. :)) Sandra xx
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Yep, the little scoundrel got away. The dogs well... they left earth a bit too soon. ... You are very welcome.
Comment from Barbaraj1
You come up with such interesting facts. Your pictures are great along with the poem you wrote. I look forward to your next animal starting with the letter O.
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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You come up with such interesting facts. Your pictures are great along with the poem you wrote. I look forward to your next animal starting with the letter O.
Comment Written 15-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Thank you, Barbara, for reading letter P, I'm glad you enjoyed reading about the porcupines. Have a lovely evening, my friend. :)) Sandra xx
Comment from robyn corum
Sandra,
This is all so fascinating! These facts bust so many of my long-held beliefs about porcupines. *smile* These images of the tree-dwellers look more like prickly sloths than anything else. Crazy!
Still enjoying! Thanks!
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Sandra,
This is all so fascinating! These facts bust so many of my long-held beliefs about porcupines. *smile* These images of the tree-dwellers look more like prickly sloths than anything else. Crazy!
Still enjoying! Thanks!
Comment Written 15-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Thank you, Robyn. This one was more interesting than I thought it would be, goes to show how much I knew. I think nature is wonderful the way it makes sure each animal at least has a fighting chance of survival. I'm glad you are still enjoying them. :)) Sandra xxx
Comment from Melodie Michelle
Another OUTSTANDING letter story;-) It's going to help make an exceptional book for sure! I enjoy them every time I read one am and I found myself looking for the next letter;-)
Thank you for sharing and many blessings to you and your son;-)
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Another OUTSTANDING letter story;-) It's going to help make an exceptional book for sure! I enjoy them every time I read one am and I found myself looking for the next letter;-)
Thank you for sharing and many blessings to you and your son;-)
Comment Written 15-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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What an amazing review, thank you so very much, Melodie, you've made my day. The six stars are the icing on the cake. I just love it that you enjoy reading them and that you look forward to the next letter. So pleased! :)) Thank you, my friend! Q is coming next! :0 Sandra xxx
Comment from Bentastic
Extremely fascinating! This work presented many interesting facts about porcupines in a readable fashion. Thank you for writing a book that makes it fun to learn!
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Extremely fascinating! This work presented many interesting facts about porcupines in a readable fashion. Thank you for writing a book that makes it fun to learn!
Comment Written 14-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Thank you so much for those lovely six stars, Bentastic, and your wonderful review. And also, Welcome to Fanstory, I will be looking for your posts to review. :)) I'm so pleased you thought it was written in a fun way, that is my aim to keep youngsters interested and hopefully learn about our amazing animals. I really appreciated your comments. Have a wonderful day. :)) Sandra xxx
Comment from rspoet
Hello Sandra,
Another great, fun poem and notes for Eric and the other kids.
Isn't it nice that the letter "o" is next to "p" in the alphabet; that way the porcupine can dip his quill into the ink of the octopus and write it's poetry.
Some coincidences are meant to be.
Since the porcupine's favorite food is wood, it might be dangerous for the many blockheads in the world to reside near those prickly guys. Perhaps you could send one to our president.
I feel sorry for that poor dog.
Well done, my friend.
Hope all is well.
Robert
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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Hello Sandra,
Another great, fun poem and notes for Eric and the other kids.
Isn't it nice that the letter "o" is next to "p" in the alphabet; that way the porcupine can dip his quill into the ink of the octopus and write it's poetry.
Some coincidences are meant to be.
Since the porcupine's favorite food is wood, it might be dangerous for the many blockheads in the world to reside near those prickly guys. Perhaps you could send one to our president.
I feel sorry for that poor dog.
Well done, my friend.
Hope all is well.
Robert
Comment Written 14-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 15-Jul-2020
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LOL. I didn't think of that, but it's true! If porcupines lived in England, I think our Boris would need to take care. President Trump would surround himself with other blockheads, in the hope the porcupines would be full up by the time they got to him!!! LOL. Thank you so much for another fun review, my friend, and the lovely six stars. That poor dog, I chose him because he only had a few quills on his face, there are loads of pictures where their heads and faces are completely covered with them, horrific sights. Those dogs were mainly hunters and obviously don't give up easily. Mad. If I had one quill go into my head, I'd be running as fast as my legs allowed to get away from the porcupine, not go on the attack for more!
Thanks again, my friend. Have a lovely day. :)) Sandra xx
