In 2nd grade, I enjoyed Charlottes Web. In 3rd grade, I enjoyed poetry and Japanese Haikus, introduced to me by my grandma. In jr. high, I always brought home the biggest books. I liked mysteries and suspense stories my favorites then were by Alfred Hitchcock - they were both big and mysterious.
For young children (toddler and preschool age) I really love Dr. Seuss aka Theodore Liepsig. Dr. Seuss is fun to read and really silly to listen to. My husband read so much Dr. Seuss, he once found himself reciting it outloud, while working on a construction site, much to his fellow workers suprise lOl!
My absolute favorite - NO DOUBT - is a great bedtime story for the young and young at heart - "The Velveteen Rabbit" by Margery Williams Bianco. If you get it on video or DVD, try to find the one narrated by Meryl Streep, she tells it the very best! There are many versions.
Just the other night my husband, youngest daughter and I were all discussing the books we were currently reading. We do this often, but this night they both made a comment that all I seem to have read for the past few years is "technical stuff".... I had to pause... it's true. 15 years ago, I never thought I would be so facinated by technology and/or computers. I used a Mac to organize inventory in a database for my boss. But now I read everything I can about web development and design, different programming languages, rss, internet and search technology, how to save our environment from e-waste, and I have watched most closely... marketing and
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