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Books on "better to be alone than to wish you were&qu.. - I can't seem to think of any novels for teen girls - or boys - that emphasize that the world doesn't owe you a other (as opposed to good friends), no matter how good and kind a person you might be. Or that life can be good, even when lived on..

"Butter Comes from Butterflies"(2004) - You can read some of it! It's a book of kids' past of how things work. Very funny and charming - I found it and I read all of it. Reminds me of letters on the same theme that were..

"A Little Princess" - 1905 release date? - I've been combing two or three of Frances Hodgson Burnett and I can't find a specific release date for A.L.P. I realize, of course, that came out in the 1880s and became a play in 1902, but I believe the novel was released in 1905..

ID edition of "Emperor's New Clothes"? - I THINK this is the one by Virginia Lee Burton (you can't look at more than the cover in Amazon), but I'm not sure. The pictures reminded me of Rococo paintings - similar colors, wigs, etc. - and the story had been adapted for very young..

"Don Quixote" - 400th anniversary this month! - A few stories about the Lenona. ..

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:40 pm Post subject: first "notes" of the year Archived from groups: rec>arts>books>childrens (more info?)

Hey all! I'm sorry I've been MIA for the last month or so; my news reader has been down. Anyway, there's a new issue of Notes at www.windowsill.net/13.1.html and a bunch of new bibliographies on the home page. Also, a bibliography of adoption/orphan stories at www.windowsill.net/orphans.html. This is one of my favorite genres and I had a lot of fun putting it together -- "The Butter Battle Book" was attacked in The New Republic for being soft on Communism. That's not the kind of thing people used to say about "The Pokey Little Puppy." www.windowsil.net; review blog: www.xanga.com/windowsill >> Stay informed about: first "notes" of the year

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