The Wonderful Happens



The Wonderful Happens by the incomparable Cynthia Rylant is Ms. Carvajal's choice for book-of-the-month in May. I hope you get to read and savor this beautiful book. I'm grateful for all the wonderfuls that happened for me this year!

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