[stylist] Looking for ideas on good children's books

[Jacobson, Shawn D]

I remember reading at least one sequal to "A Wrinkle in time"; it was cool, but the original was still the best.

I heard about "The Suck Faery" at a science fiction convention I attended last year.  There was a seminar "I didn't go to" where panelists discussed books they loved as a kid (but when they read them as an adult the suck faery got to them and the books sucked).

Anyway, I finished "The Marian" last night.  The more of a techy you are the more you will like it.  It features lots of life or death problem solving in space sprinkled with quite a bit of dry wit.

Shawn

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HI, shawn. There was at least one maybe 2, can't remember now for sure, more books in the Wrinkle in Time books and yeah they were cool.
I like the suck fairy, BTW. LOL.

I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head. 


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