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Wait, We Just Got Here

At the edge of unreason in Michael Rosen’s Sad Book.

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Aug 31 2010

Filed Under:  Death    Folklore    Scary  

All the King’s Horses

Going to pieces in Tedd Arnold’s Parts.

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Aug 24 2010

Filed Under:  Scary    We Are Old  

Small Comfort

Big world.

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Aug 17 2010

Filed Under:  Adventure    History    Travel  

A Supposedly Fun Thing

Pictures from Our Vacation by Lynne Rae Perkins.

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Aug 11 2010

Filed Under:  Libraries    Travel    Treasures  

Self & Shelf

Man, interrupted.

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Aug 04 2010

Filed Under:  Role Models  

Grease Monkey

Chico Bon Bon, ambassador of DIY.

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Jul 28 2010

Filed Under:  Animals    Executive Decisions of Our Time    Jobs    Misfits & Renegades    Role Models  

Does the Sea Touch the Sky?

And other good questions you were afraid to ask.

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Jul 20 2010

Filed Under:  Forests, Trees & All Things Green    Quiet Please  

Start in the Middle

Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax, Part One.

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Jul 14 2010

Filed Under:  Forests, Trees & All Things Green    History  

Truth, Beauty, Beans

Cowboy and Octopus by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith.

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Jul 07 2010

Filed Under:  Friends & Neighbors  

Uncut and Unrated

On purple loosestrife and thorny ocotillo.

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Jul 01 2010

Filed Under:  Forests, Trees & All Things Green    Language  

Trashy Romance

Onward, young men and women of the 21st century.

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Jun 24 2010

Filed Under:  Jobs    School  

Renaissance Man

The art of finding common ground.

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Jun 18 2010

Filed Under:  Art    Executive Decisions of Our Time    Foreigners  

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