An update on Harold
More to the iguana's story23 total reviews
Comment from amahra
This was very informative and amusing. I also liked the artwork and enjoyed your Author's Notes.
He realized now he has hundreds of horny iguanas hanging from the trees in the backyard. [LOL!]
reply by the author on 09-Jan-2023
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This was very informative and amusing. I also liked the artwork and enjoyed your Author's Notes.
He realized now he has hundreds of horny iguanas hanging from the trees in the backyard. [LOL!]
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 09-Jan-2023
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Thank you for you review. I am glad you enjoyed the story.
Best wishes
Mary
Comment from BethShelby
This is funny. I guess if they were getting old you would soon be rid of them but on the other had if they are just horny this means the Iguana population might soon be exploding. I've never seen an iguana except in pictures.
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2023
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This is funny. I guess if they were getting old you would soon be rid of them but on the other had if they are just horny this means the Iguana population might soon be exploding. I've never seen an iguana except in pictures.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2023
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Thank you Beth for your review. I appreciate it .
Best wishes,
Mary
Comment from Katherine M. (k-11)
Your writing is on point as always - easy on the eye and the brain. Fluid, yet with great interest factor. Above all memorable (useful in these exercises of serial reading). I loved the idea of Harold growing hornier as he aged! Kate xx
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2023
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Your writing is on point as always - easy on the eye and the brain. Fluid, yet with great interest factor. Above all memorable (useful in these exercises of serial reading). I loved the idea of Harold growing hornier as he aged! Kate xx
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2023
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Thank you Kate for your review and kind comments.
Take care and best wishes,
Mary
Comment from Ginda Simpson
Thanks to this story, your readers, like me, have learned something they didn't know about iguanas. Your Tony is living it. This reads well and the story is engaging.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thanks to this story, your readers, like me, have learned something they didn't know about iguanas. Your Tony is living it. This reads well and the story is engaging.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thank you Ginda for your review. I appreciate your taking the time to read about Harold and Tony.
Best wishes,
Mary
Comment from Karyn2
Horny Iguanas! Well I never expected that would be part of my evening's light reading! As they say "you learn something new everyday!" LOL. A clever little piece that is rather funny. Nice story.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Horny Iguanas! Well I never expected that would be part of my evening's light reading! As they say "you learn something new everyday!" LOL. A clever little piece that is rather funny. Nice story.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thank you Karyn for your review. I appreciate your kin word and I am glad you enjoyed the story.
Best wishes,
Mary
Comment from Liz O'Neill
This sounds like a cautionary tale for Harold. The reader wonders why he would be in a museum. When we find out, we hope he likes being on display & can find a girlfriend, since he has turned orange. A cute story.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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This sounds like a cautionary tale for Harold. The reader wonders why he would be in a museum. When we find out, we hope he likes being on display & can find a girlfriend, since he has turned orange. A cute story.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thank you Liz for your review. My earlier story on Harold tells that as Tony was leaving for college, Harold was interviewed by the museum for temperament. They wanted an Iguana for exhibiting to school children. He was "hired" by the museum.
Best wishes.
Mary
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Yay for Harold, thank you for the backstory
Comment from Sherry SG
I really enjoyed reading this. Such a sweet and funny story. I love how iguana Harold is a character in this story. And I love the relationship between Harold and Tony. I haven't read others of your series but I will check them out now.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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I really enjoyed reading this. Such a sweet and funny story. I love how iguana Harold is a character in this story. And I love the relationship between Harold and Tony. I haven't read others of your series but I will check them out now.
Comment Written 06-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thank you, Sherry. I truly appreciate your kind words. I am gland you enjoyed Harold and Tony's story.
Best regards,
Mary
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
That was so funny, Mary. I had to laugh when you told him why they were orange! I can understand why he lost his fascination with them! All that poop, lol! I enjoyed reading this, it really was fun and a nice way to start the day. Warm hugs, my friend, Sandra xx
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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That was so funny, Mary. I had to laugh when you told him why they were orange! I can understand why he lost his fascination with them! All that poop, lol! I enjoyed reading this, it really was fun and a nice way to start the day. Warm hugs, my friend, Sandra xx
Comment Written 06-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2023
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Thank you, Sandra for your kind words. I appreciate your comments. I am glad you enjoyed the story.
Best wishes and regards,
Mary
Comment from lyenochka
Lol! That's so funny! I'm surprised that Toni didn't know that the orange color was used to attract a mate. I wonder what that orange-color meant in Harold at the museum. Thanks for sharing.
I'm late to reviewing this so you probably already fixed this:
He figured his color met that poor Harold (meant)
reply by the author on 06-Jan-2023
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Lol! That's so funny! I'm surprised that Toni didn't know that the orange color was used to attract a mate. I wonder what that orange-color meant in Harold at the museum. Thanks for sharing.
I'm late to reviewing this so you probably already fixed this:
He figured his color met that poor Harold (meant)
Comment Written 05-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 06-Jan-2023
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Thank you, Helen, for your very kind review. I wonder if the museum did not accommodate Harold in his time of need.
Best wishes,
Mary
Comment from Sarah Das Gupta
Great to catch up with Harold and know he had a happy life. It is amusing to read how Tony changes his views when he had so many iguanas in his back yard, he almost curses them. The writer uses a twist at the end when Tony realises the significance of the males turning orange!
reply by the author on 06-Jan-2023
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Great to catch up with Harold and know he had a happy life. It is amusing to read how Tony changes his views when he had so many iguanas in his back yard, he almost curses them. The writer uses a twist at the end when Tony realises the significance of the males turning orange!
Comment Written 05-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 06-Jan-2023
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Thank you, Sarah, for your review. I appreciate it. I think that nature-loving boy has changed somewhat to a man with experiencing a more comfortable lifestyle.
Best wishes,
Mary
