Dylan has been reading The Phantom by Dean Koontz with my sister and having nightmares because of it. Being the great Uncle that I am, I knew it was time for a library card and so I drove him a few towns over so he could "rent" Oddkins for a few weeks -- it was the only local library that had it. You've got to love public libraries, because everything is, like, so free. I mean movies, books on c.d., audio and of course books are all a part of the friendly environment of being public. I have no idea why there aren't lines of cheap-a&& Americans like myself fighting for the goods. But, alas, it seems to be territory less traveled by 2008 citizens of the United States.
I read ODDKINS when I was a junior in high school and I remembered the animation and story. Dylan's going into third grade and I think he'll like it. I hope the words feed his imagination for the emporium of magic that it is. Here's to free books!
Dylan has been reading The Phantom by Dean Koontz with my sister and having nightmares because of it. Being the great Uncle that I am, I knew it was time for a library card and so I drove him a few towns over so he could "rent" Oddkins for a few weeks -- it was the only local library that had it. You've got to love public libraries, because everything is, like, so free. I mean movies, books on c.d., audio and of course books are all a part of the friendly environment of being public. I have no idea why there aren't lines of cheap-a&& Americans like myself fighting for the goods. But, alas, it seems to be territory less traveled by 2008 citizens of the United States.
I read ODDKINS when I was a junior in high school and I remembered the animation and story. Dylan's going into third grade and I think he'll like it. I hope the words feed his imagination for the emporium of magic that it is. Here's to free books!
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