Tag Archives: childrens books
The Friday Fishwrap: Fails The Turing Test
Touring Turing Take a spin around the World Wide Web today and tomorrow and you’ll see many different posts about the amazing yet far too short life of Alan Mathison Turing. The Alan Turing Year: 2012 marks the celebration of the life … Continue reading →
The Friday Fishwrap: May Be Hazardous To Your Health
Words To Live By There are a lot of words that, by themselves mean nothing, but in conjunction with other words can gain you followers… and some of them might be unwanted. There is a list of keywords that … Continue reading →
The Friday Fishwrap Returns With A Boatload
Happy Friday, dear friends and followers, and welcome to another edition of The Friday Fishwrap. There’s been a lot of noise about the validity of Amazon Reviews. It comes down to ‘professional’ Critic .vs. Public Feedback. Critics say readers are … Continue reading →
Happy Birthday, Dr.Seuss
“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.” -Dr. Seuss.
Originally posted on EMU's Debuts:
WE'VE GOT A JOB is one of the most important and valuable books your child will ever read. In late spring of 1963 the front line of the American Civil Rights movement was located…