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An Unfortunate Cover Covered Elsewhere
Do you long for a good ol’ Unfortunate Covers post minus the tired pop-culture references I always try to awkwardly insert? Jim over at Teacherninja has an excellent piece on the The Cay, a book with multiple unfortunate incarnations. Great stuff. Click here to read.
Children’s Lit Commish: ‘All Picture Books to be 80s Film Adaptations’
The following is a work of fiction. In a shocking move, the eccentric children’s literature commissioner has declared that all future picture books must be based on films from the 1980s. Sliding into the press room to the strains of Bob Seger’s Old Time Rock ‘N Roll wearing a button down shirt, socks, and sunglasses, […]
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