Eloise and I tore through the first Harry Potter book sooner than I though possible (new trailer is exciting btw). Despite the length of some of the later years, I am worried that we will fly through these before Eloise is ready to start on true baby books. I think we might — regardless of how faster Mr. Potter grows up in front of little Eloise — will continue with advanced reading even when that day comes (sorta like a 3-4 age appropriate books and 10-15 minutes of novel reading before bed) until Eloise starts talking on a regular basis. Should we continue with the geek dad route — maybe The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings Triology — or should we turn the classics? Nana has pushed from Friday poetry readings, but I countered with threats of limericks and Shel Siverstein. I guess I should not complain too much. I mean, it was not just Sarah stunning looks that made me fall in love at first sight; it was also the Ginsberg autobiography peeking out from her purse (and this was in Vegas). Any readings suggestions (or paths) are welcome.
Where the goal is to leave an inheritance of wanderlust and experiences
