Friday, October 5, 2007

#27: Halloween Children's Books

But of course.

I've come to realize that not everyone is up on the latest children's books, or even the classics for that matter. It seems to be an unusual interest that I have, or so I am noticing. As a kid of the 70's - being left home alone, coming home to an empty house, or just being told to actually go outside and play on a regular basis wasn't looked down upon or reason to call the DCFS - I spent a lot of time reading...the library next door was my home away from home. In the years to come, I ended up working with children a lot and shared my geeky book-love with the little ones around me. Children's books are one of the major reasons why art, books, and kids play such a significant role in my life today. Anyway, there must be someone out there who relates, and so here they are. Some old, some new.



These are just a few, and let's not forget:
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by, Washington Irving
and
The Raven by, Edgar Allan Poe

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