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caecal07 @caecal07 (197) • United States 17 Sep 10

http://www.americanliterature.com/Jackson/SS/TheLottery.html This is a short story about a town and a woman being chosen in the lottery... I would like to hear any reactions anyone has to this. I will respond to all posts that...

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windchimebooks Hi, I'm glad you posted a link to that story. I had forgotten about it. I can see why there was so much controversy about it because involving the kids bothered me to no end, especially the part you just mentioned. Still, I guess the stark fictional imagery...

18 Sep 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks I had forgotten about Shel Silversten but you're right, he's great. I remember reading his Where the Sidewalk Ends years ago to one of my nieces and he's one of her favorite authors as well. Thanks for your response.

16 Aug 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Funny, I was just thinking about those books this morning. They did have good stories and they got a lot of kids to start reading when those came out. Thanks for your response.

6 Aug 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Yea, I still read them too even after all this time. I love kids' books. And, like you, I love to see kids today read.

6 Aug 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Hi, Yea, I read the first V.C. Andrews book and after that I read a couple more. I just ran out of time but I thought they were pretty good books actually. Thanks for your response.

5 Aug 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Hi, I also loved the Archie comics. I've never read the Sweet Valley books but they're a big favorite with the younger people now in my family. Thanks for your response.

4 Aug 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Oh, thanks so much. Sorry to be late in responding, just haven't been on site and haven't had time to work much on blog with several things that came up. Thanks for the info. That's a big help.

4 Aug 10

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hunterkim_07 @hunterkim_07 (458) • Philippines 4 Jul 10

In my case, most of the time, especially with my older brother. They do things that really irritate me. Maybe it's me who's the problem but I just can't get away with that feeling every time it attacks. How about you?

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windchimebooks Same situation here, same age groupings. Been there. Still there.

12 Jul 10

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windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Yea, I love the Wizard of Oz, although I'll have to admit I never read it as a child, but did read it as an adult. It's great and I love it, although I don't think I've read any of his other books. I just got through putting a long post on a new blog I've...

12 Jul 10

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windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Yea, books are great but when you're a little kid getting toys is also great sometimes too. Still, sounds like it instilled a love of reading for you.

12 Jul 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Hi, I'm with you. In school the teachers would always read us Bible stories, which were interesting. However, I always liked fairy tales better too. I used to read the Brothers Grimm fairy tales and it's only as an adult that I realized how really grim they...

9 Jul 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Yes, I loved the old comics as well. I remember reading the Little Match Girl once when I was younger I think. If it's the one I'm thinking of, it was a really good book.

8 Jul 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Me too. I'm a big time Narnia freak. I didn't even know about those when I was a child. I read them, though, a couple of years back as an adult, loved them, and I still absolutely love them today. I remember seeing the movie "The Secret Garden" but haven't...

8 Jul 10

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windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks Funny, I loved Hardy Boys series too as a girl. I never did read the Nancy Drew series, but I loved the Hardy Boys. And Heidi, just exactly for the reasons you stated. Also a great book.

8 Jul 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 7 Jul 10

Hi, Was just wondering if other people like myself had a favorite book in childhood that was never to be forgotten as years, sometimes many years, passed. My favorite book of all times as a child was Stuart Little (it was a...

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windchimebooks You know, that's a really good point. I think a lot of popular kids' books have a message in them for both adults and kids alike. Maybe that's why we can relate to a kids' book no matter how many years pass.

7 Jul 10

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durgabala @durgabala (1359) • India 2 Jul 10

I have read about them, heard about them, never experienced one. How is it? Have you experienced? They say there are lot of benefits...have read lot of news articles on this...would like to read the experiences from my lotters. Is...

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windchimebooks Wow, that's interesting. Thanks for the link. I'm going to check that out.

5 Jul 10

windchimebooks @windchimebooks (314) • United States 1 Jul 10

Hi, I self-published a book. The book is a compilation of several of my stories (some published already but I retained the rights, and some new material). It's a large print trade softcover, large print because I thought the book...

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windchimebooks Hi scheng1, Wow, that's marvelous. Thanks for taking the time to send me all this help, I was just floundering and a bit lost with this. I knew already about Ezinearticles and posted a small piece there already, but I didn't know about Hubpages,...

2 Jul 10

umit_umit @umit_umit (1984) • India 23 Mar 10

have you ever heard of this?friends what is this phenomenon!is to correct ones nature?have anybody of you have an idea of this?

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windchimebooks It would be best if you could just to ask the person who said that at the meeting what he meant if that's possible. He was probably using the right word, since there seem to be several meanings to this, but it would have been better maybe if he had explained...

24 Mar 10

umit_umit @umit_umit (1984) • India 23 Mar 10

have you ever heard of this?friends what is this phenomenon!is to correct ones nature?have anybody of you have an idea of this?

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windchimebooks Sorry, I was trying to edit out some of the misspelled words here and didn't realize this posted twice.

23 Mar 10

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