#Henry and Mudge

[unibat]

Preschool Pups 2022

They’re finished! 🥹

These guys made reading, learning, and just plain growing up, fun! :)

Made in Sai/ CSP (8 hours)

Yes, I know there are a lot more pups that I could have made in this. However, I only drew the pups that had the most impact to me. <~ 🔑word

The very first version

#art #digital art #artwork #cartoon #fanart #paint tool sai #clifford the big red dog #Henry and Mudge #blues clues #wishbone #martha speaks #kipper the dog #spot the dog #pbs kids #scholastic #nick jr #preschool show #noggin #nickelodeon #pbs #cartoon nostalgia #wviz ideastream

[blueyheeler]

Some of my fav books/series I read from elementary school

American Girl: Kaya Series//American Girl: Josefina Series//The Tale of Despereaux

Junie B. Jones//Amelia Bedelia//Magic Treehouse

Katie Kazoo, Switcharoo//Geronimo Stilton//Henry & Mudge

#meows #nostalgia #amelia bedelia #junie b jones #magic tree house #tale of despereaux #american girl #Katie kazoo switcharoo #geronimo stilton #Henry and mudge #of course I liked other American girl characters #but I recall loving kaya and josefina the most

[snugabugabunny]

Moodboard 3: Favorite Kids Book — I did two! And technically both are series/collections! Henry and Mudge + Magic Treehouse!

#agere #sfw agere #safe agere #Books #25ageremoodboards #magic tree house #Henry and Mudge

[jr-verse]

Anyone remember a book series "Henry And Mudge" & "Annie And Snowball"? If so... was it nostalgic for you??

#j.r-verse #my art #henry #henry and mudge #annie #annie and snowball #nostalgic #artwork

[augustinapril]

thinking about the books I read as a kid is simultaneously wonderful but also so painful

#i miss those books :( i miss being a kid #i loved the adventures of frog and toad #and also those books about biscuit!! #i read a lot of books about animals #i LOVED clifford in kindergarten #and i also remember reading henry and mudge a lot #sincerely me <3

[brigitttt]

📚 for the book asks, how about 27 & 47? (bon voyage!)

ahh thank you lttrs! from this ask game:

27. What was the first book you remember reading as a kid?

Okay so I only remembered vibes (sprouts? dogs?) but thankfully my mum let me know the actual book series name: Henry and Mudge by Cynthia Rylant. I thought it might have been one of my brother's books that he took home from school that I stole to read because I was 3 and a maniac, but apparently it was a gift from my grandmother. Young boy and his dog, admiring flowers in the yard, but the dog eats them instead, "causing great consternation". The lessons I learned from this book as a child is that if you pretend you are a dog illegally eating flowers then it's much more satisfying to eat your alfalfa and bean sprouts etc.

The other answer is probably something that started out being read to me until I grabbed the book and read aloud (instead of falling asleep): Swallows and Amazons by Arthur Ransome, a series from the 1930s about children's sailing adventures in the Lake District.

47. What are the last three books you read?

First is Thud! by Terry Pratchett; a re-read of a beloved story, so excellent as are all of his books. Particularly good for thinking about history, and who is telling it, and board games that connect us.

Second is Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton; of course I've seen the movie but I've never actually read the book before! And I really liked it! It has much more detail into the science and technology, such as it was at the time, than the movie ever goes into. And also a lot more people become dinosaur food.

Third is Died in the Wool by Ngaio Marsh; a classic murder mystery from 1945 Aotearoa/New Zealand about small-town personalities and also maybe wartime weapons secrets. This was an author (one of many) that my mum recommended, and I enjoyed it so much that I got another one of her books for my to-read pile. Apparently Marsh is very into the theatre, and it really comes out in some of her other books.

#ask games #thank you so much! I would recommend everything named but also adding to TBR piles is dangerous #gpoy

[petalpetal]

okay so I made this post in a series of rebloged post so I am remaking it again into one single post. So if you don’t know I work at a public library and currently I am page (because I just gradauted and you need a bachalors to be anything other then page)

If you don’t know a library page is the person who takes all the books you return organize them and then reshelve them (we also do other things related to the innovatory of books we have). Anyway at the library I work since its kind of small we only have two pages including me and on the days we work together we split up our task a such I shelve the YA and Juv (kids) which is on one side of the library while the other page shelves the Adult which is on the other side.

Anyway this is my takeaway of the most popular kids books that we have broken down into each section. Note this is not coming from a statistical source but coming from what I see mostly checked out and return in the small library I work at.

Book Series (here is a list of our book series) These are books that are checked out so much that we put them in the book series section. out of all the contenders I feel like are (other then the first one the rest are in no particular order)

1. Warrior Cats

2. Geronimo Stilton 

3. Minecraft Fiction

4. My Weird School

Comics again minus the first one the rest are in no particular order

1. Dogman

2. the Splatoon manga

3. Babysitters club

4. Bad Kitty

5. Big Nate

6. Dragon Kingdom

7. WIngs of Fire

Regular fiction again after the first one the rest are in no particular order

1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid

2. Captain Underpants

3. Wings of Fire

4. Big Nate

5. I survived

Step-up aka early chapter books think Junie B. Jones

1. The Magic Tree House

while there are other popular series they no where come close to the popularity of the magic tree house

Primers and Readers (think Dick and Jane, and Toad and Frog)

1. Henry & Mudge

2. Anything by Margaret Hillert (mostly known for dear dragon)

Picture Books instead of series I am going by author for this one

1. Mo Williams (Elephant and Piggie)

Non-Fiction this one is kind of tricky since its useally popular subjects such as dinosaurs, video games, or sports but if I had to choose a series it would be these

1. Battle Animals (basically its who would win in a fight a bear or a gorilla and then gives facts about each animal)

2. The Who Is series ( you know those bios with the big heads)

DVDS  

1. Paw Patrol

2. Scooby Doo

3. Lego

#petal talks #yes i know I too don't like that paw patrol is popular but I can't control kids

[sparrowsfallingfromthesky]

why do the Lassos look like the family in the Henry and Mudge books (minus Mudge)

#Ted Lasso #like. his name is henry. #anyway this is what happens when I spend hours a day checking in children's books

[thespongemagic]

I don’t know why I remember this. But there was this one time when I was in second grade I think when the whole class was going to see a local production of a Henry and Mudge musical (for the five people that remember Henry and Mudge)

But anyway, this one time in class, the teacher told us that we could read a book during like quiet time. So I wanted to read One Fish Two Fish Red Fish by Dr. Seuss as one does. But my teacher for some reason, took the book out of my hands and said to me “That’s not appropriate for you to read right now. Read this instead” handing me a Henry and Mudge book.

Like... what kind of fucking teacher are you? You didn’t specifically tell us to read a specific book, you just said to read *a* book. I am 20 years old and I am still not over that.

[flytohurt]

HELLO FRIEND I have seen your name around in some reblogs and I need to know.... do you hold sacred Darby pug knowledge. We have gotten so far on our own but we remain just shy of having it all. How may does he HAVE? 3 or 4? Unconfirmed everywhere, makes me FERAL. Much love. ❤️

hello! okay so for context the highest number has been 10, because Lemons & Mudge had a litter of 8 pups.

for quite a while now i’ve only ever seen three of them all at the same time. while it totally could be four & one just hides all the time, i can confirm for sure that he still has Lemons, Henry, & Mudge.

Lemons is the classic-looking one with the curly tail, Henry has the large black spot around his left eye, & Mudge is the one whose eyes always look closed + has brown spots on his head.

#darby allin #darbyallin #aew #answered

[theboysfromaustin]

I LOVE mastiffs. I taught myself to read on the Henry and Mudge books so the love's been there a long time.

[lesser-known-composers]

Richard Mudge (1718-1763) - Concerto Nº 1 in D Major

#1. 00:00 #2. 2:24 #3. 5:33

Henry Moderlak Éva Borhi (Violin) Péter Barczi (Violin) Barockorchester Capriccio Basel

#Richard Mudge #Youtube

[jo3ydr3w]

Okay, JJ and I are back from shopping!

Here’s a list of what we got: Wilford: Coffee!

Marcas: Keychain based on source, we got the yellow bunny, whoever that is.

Celci: Sunglasses that look like the goggle things that she had in source. 

Joey: Trans brain keychain &  a pop figure (but we really all collect them)

Josephine: Collection of Henry and Mudge stories, a new Hot Wheels, a blue one, because that’s her dreams toys, & a Cuphead Step Into Reading book cause she still can’t really read.

Google: Parfait & a pack of Sharpies

Robbie: A pack of non-binary themed bracelets.

Yan:  A really crappy Wii game cause she LOVES those.

A new pin for our lanyard.

A book of African myths and tales for Celine, Joey, & Luciael.

💗 

#💗 Wilford

[juniormissperfect]

"Party Dress" - Kalliope Lindstrom, Chavarria Institute of the Arts junior musical theater solo, 4th overall, Competitive Level, Showstopper Anaheim IIB, April 2022 ★ Choreography by ? ♪ My Party Dress ~ from "Henry and Mudge" feat. Jenni Barber

#youtube #Party Dress #Kalliope Lindstrom #chavarria institute of the arts #Jenni Barber

[packedwithpackards]

Examining the sources of the Plymouth Colony Pages [Part 32]

Horace E. Ware, Edmund J. Carpenter and Henry B. Martin, Milton Records: Births, Marriages and Deaths 1662-1843 Alphabetically and Chronologically Arranged (Boston: Alfred Mudge &Son, Printers, 1900).

This book has a whole page just on the Packards!

There's more but this is the highlight of the show, as to say.

Nahum Mitchell, History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, In Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Including an Extensive Family Register (Boston: The Author, 1840; reprinted Bridgewater: Henry T. Pratt, 1897; Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1970; Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1983; Salem, MA: Higginson Books, 1992). 

Mr. Cook writes that people should "use this work with caution [because] there are a number of known errors in it" and has put an online edition of it up on his website.

Susan E. Roser, Mayflower Marriages from the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1990).

According to the version of this book with snippets on Google Books, there are 24 results for the name Packard within this book. Best of luck at finding it! I say that because it is NOT currently scanned or even partially transcribed and online.

The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1847 to present).

This journal has been published quarterly since 1847 with other results online. There are undoubtedly mentions of Packards in this journal.

Note: This was originally posted on Apr. 27, 2018 on the main Packed with Packards WordPress blog (it can also be found on the Wayback Machine here). My research is still ongoing, so some conclusions in this piece may change in the future.

© 2018-2022 Burkely Hermann. All rights reserved.

#packards #genealogy #family history #genealogy research #lineage #milton ma #bridgewater #plymouth county

[brokenstick]

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