(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 12:53 pm
Post subject: "Peter Pan Turns 100" (NPR - "On Point with Tom Ashbrook") Archived from groups: rec>arts>books>childrens (more info?)
With any luck, they'll be repeating it on the radio. It's an hour
long.
In South America: "Fair turns bookworms into avid night cr.. - http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/caribbean/sfl-hargbookfairmay10,0,1956154.story?coll=sfla-news-caribbean In Buenos Aires. Excerpts: "Technically, it's morning. But really it's night -- the wee hours -- at the 33rd annual Buenos Aires..
Peter-Pan-complex? - Well, they did it again. I, a definite grown-up at the impressive age of 32, have always had problems explaining what it is that makes me collect childrens books. I dont have a child either, seems to be a good excuse for it. Yesterday again I have been..
Peter Pan Complex - I have no qualms about reading children's books. I work in a school and have access to SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL so I have found some books there. I love children's literature, and will read it at a drop of a hat. Pam Briggs
The Tale of Peter Rabbit - Just in case you didn't know, a wonderful collection of Beatrix Potter's classic children's stories are online at http://wiredforbooks.org/kids.htm . The Tale of Peter Rabbit, her most famous story, can be read in several languages or listened to in a..
Book ID: Peter Stuyvesant/New Amsterdam - I think someone once IDed this for someone else, and I misplaced it. It's about kids in modern New York who are on the train and are transported into the past, into New Amsterdam, where they meet Peter Stuyvesant. TIA (again)! -- ..
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