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Posted in Amuse-bouche du jour, BY THE WAY, From My Point of View - Personal commentary on Movies and Books, tagged A Light in the Attic, Arts, Bobby Bare, Christmas, Literature, Shel Silverstein, Shopping, The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends on December 12, 2011| 1 Comment »
This is a book you will love to give to a younger person on your gift list. It’s hard to really say what the age range is for a Shel Silverstein book – they have such wide appeal and the adults reading them to kids enjoy the life lessons contained within as much as the kids enjoy the precious drawings.
I read the Giving Tree to my kids so many times, I think we all had it memorized. Silverstein’s newest book is Every Thing On It. It’s a compilation of previously unpublished poems and drawings by Shel. It will capture the hearts of the young and not-so-young for years to come.
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