Kids' Forgotten Books for Friday, July 4, 2008
Patti Abbott-The Return of the Twelves, Pauline Clarke
Steve Allan-Something Wicked This Way Comes, Ray Bradbury
Patrick Shawn Bagley, The Great Brain, John Fitzgerald
David Cranmer, Dig Alley Space Edxplorers' Series by Joseph Green
Bill Crider, The 21 Balloons, William Pene DuBois
Travis Erwin, Where the Red Fern Grows, Wilson Rawls
Lesa Holstine, Mrs. Piggle Wiggle, Betty MacDonald; Snow Treasure, Marie McSwigan, The Happy Hollisters, Jerry West
Randy Johnson, The Mushroom Series, Eleanor Cameron
Steve Lewis, Don Sturdy on the Desert of Mystery, Victor Appleton
Brian Lindenmuth, The Mouse and His Child, Russell Hoban
Todd Mason, The Loner, Ester Wier
Terrie Farley Moran, The Paperbag Princess, Robert Munsch
James Reasoner, The Rocket's Shadow, John Blaine
Sandra Ruttan, Twenty and Ten, Claire Huchet Bishop and Janet Joly
Susan Smith, The Ghost Next Door, Wylly Folk St. John
Sarah Weinman, The Golden Road, L.M. Montgomery
Adult Forgotten Books for Friday, July 4, 2008
Todd Mason, Signal Through the Flames, Mitch Snyder and America' Homeless, Victoria Rader; The Pleasure Tube, Robert Onopa; The Moon's Wife, A.A. Attanasio
Chuck Nichols, The Real Revolution: The Global Story of American Independence, Marc Armstrong
Mike Ripley, Watcher in the Shadows, Geoffrey Householder
Kirk Russell, Cutter and Bone, Newton Thornberg
Gerald So, The Fifth Profession, David Morrell
Jay Tomio, Black Brillon, Matthew Hughes
Medora, Kristin Lavransdatter, Sigrid Undset
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Cool. Bob's surname is ONOPA, though, rather than "Onapa."
And Ester's last name is Wier.
In caps?
Sorry I was really tired when I did this. I bet there are more.
I know the feeling. Bob is still foiling you...he's up now as Onapo, rather than Onopa...miniscules acceptable!
Was just reading John Hughes's introduction to "Vacation, 1958" in the new ZOETROPE ALL-STORY, JH's first big short story in NATLAMP and the source of NL'S VACATION. The story rich in Grosse Pointe nostalgia, and as one who did a lot of childhood travel in a Plymouth Sport Suburban (1969 version), I can deal. You've heard that MAD MEN, btw, will be flashing forward several years for the new season? It took me a while to realize that SWINGTOWN wouldn't've been greenlit without MM.
Sometimes I forget to save the changes. I'll look for the ZOETROPE but it's pretty rare to find it here.
There's no nostalgia in GP; it never changes so there doesn't have to be. It's still 1962 here.
I don't like to jump but I guess it opens new situations.
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