Snarkout Boys and Avacado of Death Audio Recording
It's read by Daniel Pinkwater himself, which one of my friends remarked would drive her crazy. [...] The germs of my love for Chicago were definitely planted in this and other Pinkwater books.
A Few Books for Bryon
Alan Mendelsohn features a mid-novel sort-of climax where the boys realize that merely outsmarting the bullies and snobs at the school only brings a moment of shallow satisfaction. It’s not heavily stated at all, but there’s something worth probing: that conflicts aren’t about winning, but about resolving differences.
WHy not a Chicken in Brooklyn?
Pinkwater went on his monthly Morning Edition stint of recommending children's books and recommended... his own book.
Which "Isn't your average bedtime story".
It's read by Daniel Pinkwater himself, which one of my friends remarked would drive her crazy. [...] The germs of my love for Chicago were definitely planted in this and other Pinkwater books.
A Few Books for Bryon
Alan Mendelsohn features a mid-novel sort-of climax where the boys realize that merely outsmarting the bullies and snobs at the school only brings a moment of shallow satisfaction. It’s not heavily stated at all, but there’s something worth probing: that conflicts aren’t about winning, but about resolving differences.
WHy not a Chicken in Brooklyn?
Pinkwater went on his monthly Morning Edition stint of recommending children's books and recommended... his own book.
Which "Isn't your average bedtime story".
posted by Howie at 8:30 AM
1 Comments:
I was on the beach in Cape Cod when I started to schmooze with a women who was talking about Yiddish words. She introduced me to the NPR broadcast about "Beautiful Yetta".
LOVED IT! Thanks for the hamish story.
Dianne
Author, Hot Kitchen & Home Collectibles of the 30s, 40s, 50s
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