[stevene9]

I need 6 more posts to get out of Dr. Seuss. I don't like Dr. Seuss

 

[stevene9]

5 more

 

[stevene9]

4 more

 

[stevene9]

3 more

 

[stevene9]

2 more

 

[stevene9]

Its either this one or the next one!

 

[stevene9]

Hello Lewis Carrol. Sorry for the garbage, but I really dislike Dr. Seuss.

 

[KBoards Admin]

Hey, no post-padding, please!!

 

[bkworm8it]

LOL. I LOVE Dr. Seuss. I read his books anytime at the doctors office. So the receptionist looks at me funny,  what's wrong with a 40 something reading Dr. Seuss. I'm going to be sad when I reach the next level and leave him behind. 

TheresaM

 

[stevene9]

Harvey, After I get in the high 40s postings, please feel free if you wish to remove the 6 or 7 posts from my total. I don't mean to pad my postings, I just don't want to be Dr. Seuss.

Steve

 

[CS]

Hey, could be worse. You could be Madeleine L'Engle (whoever that is).

 

[Guest]

Hey, could be worse. You could be Madeleine L'Engle (whoever that is).

Madelaine L'Engle wrote the classic YA science fiction book A Wrinkle in Time. It was the first in a series of books following the adventures of the Murray family and their travels through time, across dimensions, and even their interactions with angels.

She also wrote the lesser-known Austin Family series, mainstream YA books with a mystery/adventure bent.

L'Engle won the Newberry Award for Outstanding Children's Literature four times.

 

[bkworm8it]

Thanks Bacardi Jim. I loved that series. It was read to us when I was in the 6th grade....umpty ump years ago  and just bought them in DTB format. I'll have to get them for Kindle if they are available.  I just never paid attention to who the author was. Bad me!

TheresaM

 

[Sailor]

Hey, could be worse. You could be Madeleine L'Engle (whoever that is).

Or DOYLE! At least you are a gurl

 

[HappyGuy]

"Madelaine L'Engle wrote the classic YA science fiction book A Wrinkle in Time."

Holy smokes!! That was like the first science fiction book I ever read. Many, many, MANY years ago. It's probably so old it may be moving into the public domain 

 

[Leslie]

"Madelaine L'Engle wrote the classic YA science fiction book A Wrinkle in Time."

Holy smokes!! That was like the first science fiction book I ever read. Many, many, MANY years ago. It's probably so old it may be moving into the public domain

Hardly. It was first published in 1962.

The girl was Meg, right? What was her little brother's name? Anyone?

L

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

You're Lewis Carroll now!  Congratulations!

Betsy

 

[Guest]

Hardly. It was first published in 1962.

The girl was Meg, right? What was her little brother's name? Anyone?

L

Charles.

 

[Leslie]

Charles.

He had two names, though, and they always called him by both. Was it Charles Martin?

L

 

[Guest]

He had two names, though, and they always called him by both. Was it Charles Martin?

L

Charles Wallace