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Re:The writers who translated Goethe became some of the best... by elliekelly on Wednesday March 02, 2022 @02:21PM (#30531603)
Could you be thinking of Bread and Jam for Frances? I had completely forgotten about this book until I read your comment and it popped back into my head. Frances jumping rope and eating toast and jam. It’s weird the way our brains can remember random things from decades ago.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/911579.Bread_and_Jam_for...

Re:The writers who translated Goethe became some of the best... by silicon2401 on Thursday March 03, 2022 @01:14PM (#30544557)
That looks like a lovely book but I don't think it's the one. I have an extremely hazy inkling that my book featured a prominent wall, maybe the outer bounds to a town or castle in which the protagonist lived? I've also long associated the book with fantasy and a forested setting, but no idea if those memories are real or invented. My book also featured humans (or at least, I don't think the protagonist was a badger).

Thanks for sharing. There are times I only want to eat bread and jam, so I may check out your book lol.

Re:The writers who translated Goethe became some of the best... by earthboundkid on Wednesday March 02, 2022 @09:55PM (#30536562)
Decades ago for you. My kid makes me read those books every night.