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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Daniel Pinkwater, author of his own children’s books and critic for National Public Radio said, “I want every children’s book editor and also every primary and middle school teacher and librarian in America to read this book. It is the antidote to plotting, plot-driven, two-line synopsizable, anti-imagination books.”

posted by Howie at 12:28 PM

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