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 Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2005 10:47 am
Anisia smiled brightly and went over to give the toddler a hug, "Thank you!" She said excitedly. She honestly couldn't think of a better person to teach her how to read. And she knew Flitch was going to grow up as a genius or something. He had to.
Ani waited patiently as he looked over the books. She felt a little nervous at the selection of his, but she knew he wouldn't start her out on a book too hard for her. She gave him another smile, "Okay! Lets sit down somewhere." She said as she looked around for a bench or table.
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 10:10 pm
Flitched grinned, pleased at the hug he had recived. He was glad Ani still gave out lots of hugs. Hugs were awesome. He nodded in agreement for finding a seat, motioning for her to follow him. "I know where there's a table this way. Follow me!"
He led her past several of the massive bookshelves, until he came from a small break in the evenly-spaced book-laden shelves. There sat a small table with two chairs, a perfect size where Flitch and Ani could sit comfortably. Grinning, he took a seat, motioning for Ani to take the other one. "Here we go! Now, ummmm... Do you know the alphabet and the really basic stuff already, or should I just start from the beginning?"
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 2:00 pm
Ani followed obediently as Flitch led her to the table. On their way, her three eyes wandered about curiously, looking at the different books and their sizes. It was official. She knew she'd never be able to find her way around here. She was surprised Flitch could though. Then she thought how great he would be as a librarian. C'mon, he had one in house already!
The cinnamon bun girl took a seat across from Flitch with a small smile. "I know the alphabet. Kiita's been teaching me that for a few nights now." She said with a nod.
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Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 1:09 pm
"Mmkay, then." With a nod, he flipped through the pages, at last choosing a tale he was rather fond of. It was Hansel and Gretel, and he liked it because both of them knew how to use common sense and their heads. Plus, it was a very well-known tale, so Flitch had decided that using words from stories that the others knew would make it easier.
"I think we can start with Hansel and Gretel," he said, turning the book so that Ani could see and leaning over the table so that he could see, as well. "Do you know the story at all? It's a good one."
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