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WRITER WAITING

by Shel Silverstein

Oh this shiny new computer–

There just isn’t nothin’ cuter.

It knows everything the world ever knew.

And with this great computer

I don’t need no writin’ tutor,

‘Cause there ain’t a single thing that it can’t do.

It can sort and it can spell,

It can punctuate as well.

It can find and file and underline and type.

It can edit and select,

It can copy and correct,

So I’ll have a whole book written by tonight

(Just as soon as it can think of what to write).

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“Writer Waiting” appears in Falling Up, poems and drawings by Shel Silverstein (HarperCollins, 1996), available at Amazon.com. (And I recommend that everyone have a personal copy of this delightful book.)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Chicago native Shel Silverstein (1930-1999) was a poet, songwriter, singer, cartoonist, screenwriter, and author. Other notable books include The Giving…

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Talk about painting the world with peace… Here’s a great brushstroke from nature taken by Eunice (nutsfornature). Bette A. Stevens


A Theory for Thoughts and Action;
for Empathy and Compassion! Bette a. Stevens

A Barefooted Blog's avatarBarefoot Baroness

A theory I live by, a theory that saves my life~ It’s also an incredible and thoughtful way to express to people in your world/life what having a chronic illness is like. They’ll get it much easier by relating to spoons of all things~

Thank you to the author of this piece Christine. You have helped me save so many relationships with people who just did not get it. If you have read this before Bravo, you are doing as much as you can to communicate what your life, days are like.

The Spoon Theory

My best friend and I were in the diner, talking. As usual, it was very late and we were eating French fries with gravy. Like normal girls our age, we spent a lot of time in the diner while in college, and most of the time we spent talking about boys, music or trivial things…

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BOOK BLOG FAIR TODAY: Join the fun and maybe Win a Book in the Raffle! Merry Christmas… You’ll find AMAZING MATILDA, THE TANGRAM ZOO & WORD PUZZLES TOO! and lots of other great books right here… Bette A. Stevens

rithebard's avatarrithebard

Happy Holidays! Welcome to  my first ever on-line Blog Book Fair. We have a great mix of books here. All kinds, for all tastes. So please browse and choose a wonderful book to keep you entertained.

Thschrift-3.-rede raffle is closed. I’d like to thank everyone who took part in it. The book fair will remain up for anyone who would like to buy a book. Please do so, we are very grateful for anyone who buys one. I am happy to say by the traffic to the site and all the people who took part in the raffle it was a roaring success!!!! Thanks a lot.  the management 🙂

Below are the books for sale; I have them separated by category (in Pink) so you can easily find the books you like. Once you find the book you would like to buy just click the sell link that…

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Children’s Book of the Week: AMAZING MATILDA, A Monarch’s Tale


SMorris/KidLitReviews's avatarKids Lit Review

4.5 StarsBeautiful Wild Rose Girl
B. Magnolia
Mystic World Press
No. Pgs: 32  Ages: 4+
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From Back Cover: If everyone in the village calls her “Beautiful Wild Rose Girl,” why does this poor, sad girl live in a swamp? And why, when she goes to bed every night, does she hear bullfrogs sing to her:

TroOonk! TroOnk! TroOnk!

What a Stupid Ugly Girl!

This is a story about learning to see yourself as the beautiful person you really are. And how, sometimes, to break a terrible spell, you need love, the understanding of a pure-hearted shepherd, and the help of a Very Mysterious Moth.

Outside of the village lived a young girl who lived in a swamp. At night, the young girl slept with bullfrogs who sang to her, “TroOnk! TroOnk! TroOnk! What a stupid Girl!” She had heard this song so often she believed every…

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