Muller in the Middle school librarian listserv mini-review of The Neddiad: and I think I love it the best
The cover of issue No. 4 of Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers could be mistaken for a Daniel Pinkwater children’s novel—and no doubt influenced the author’s goofy storytelling style—until you realize the zany characters in the drawing are lined up outside a welfare office. -- debating whether to post link or not... This "Madison Decider" article includes a Robert Crumb image one would be hard pressed to explain to the kids. Google it yourself.
Oh, fine: http://madison.decider.com/articles/now-hanging-beefs-and-bummers-hangups-and-freakout,28597/
The cover of issue No. 4 of Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers could be mistaken for a Daniel Pinkwater children’s novel—and no doubt influenced the author’s goofy storytelling style—until you realize the zany characters in the drawing are lined up outside a welfare office. -- debating whether to post link or not... This "Madison Decider" article includes a Robert Crumb image one would be hard pressed to explain to the kids. Google it yourself.
Oh, fine: http://madison.decider.com/articles/now-hanging-beefs-and-bummers-hangups-and-freakout,28597/
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