In this day and age of easy internet searches with results at your fingertips, I must admit that I have not used a physical dictionary in many years. As a lover of books, of course I own a large Webster’s American Family Dictionary. I also own a pocket sized Webster’s American Dictionary (literally, it fits in my palm). But – like I did with my Thesaurus – I pulled my dictionaries off the shelf today just to relearn how to use them and find some of my “New Words” definitions the old-fashioned way. It’s nice, getting reacquainted with old friends.
206 Bones Aida D. Donald Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Ann Voskamp A Poetry Handbook Avi Baroness Orczy Billy Collins Blue Horses Break No Bones Charles Hamilton Devotional Devotions E. Nesbit Elizabeth Elliot Emily Dickinson Five Children and It From My Library Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Herlock Sholmes Kathy Reichs Lewis Carroll Lion in the White House Mary Oliver New Books New Words One Thousand Gifts Pip Williams Poems Poems of the Irish People Quick Quotes Refresh My Heart Rumi Sherlock Holmes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Speaking in Bones Stieg Larsson The Dictionary of Lost Words The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo The Hunt for Red October The Scarlet Pimpernel The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Through the Looking-Glass Tom Clancy Webster's Dictionary