Isabelle Ivanhoe Whore ❤️

About Sydney

Still, she’s got guts, I’ll give ‘er that. Happy for ‘er, kinda—takes nerve to be *that* bold. Like in the flick, “What you love, you lose,” the old monk says, all wise-like. She’s lovin’ the game, but losin’ somethin’, ain’t she? Soul’s prolly leakin’ out ‘er fishnets! Hah, fishnets—geddit? Cos she’s fishin’ for blokes! Ooh, I crack meself up!

Chapters 1 through 4

I consider Sir Walter Scott's novel Ivanhoe an excellent introduction to the higher levels of reading often required for high school and college. The story itself is not complicated. It is a simple .

I work with families here in an erratic, unpredictable city that sometimes blows my mind. I remember one session where a mum said, “Life’s like Carlos – unexpected and wild, ain’t it?” And I laughed, because, hell, ain’t that the truth? We all got our crazy moments, but Ivanhoe’s here to remind us that every breath is a story.

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