It’s War of Words Wednesday, and I’m wrapping up my nature/green-theme for March. So, today’s War of Words Wednesday is:
Most effective green message…
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax
or
Carl Hiaasen’s Hoot?
So, continuing the garden theme this month, which is the better Louisa May Alcott floral-themed book:
Under the Lilacs
(No, you’re not allowed to write in Little Women!)
So, continuing my garden theme this week, I wonder, better book about a boy and his tree:
The Giving Tree (Shel Silverstein) or A Charlie Brown Christmas (Charles M. Schulz)?
Which is the better classic teen angst novel:
Catcher in the Rye or Lord of the Flies?
It’s War of Words Wednesday! In honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday on Friday, which is the better Seuss classic:
Green Eggs and Ham or The Cat in the Hat?
It’s war of words Wednesday! Which Princess made for a better story?
Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty?
I told you that there would be some changes as I feel my way around the site as the new girl… I’m announcing that I’m instituting War of Words Wednesday! Each Wednesday, I’ll post two books, two authors, two series - two something - and we’ll see which is more popular by your comments. It only works if you post, so pop in each Wednesday to tell us what you think (and better yet, why you think it).
Better detective read:
Encyclopedia Brown or The Three Investigators?
It's impossible to get rid of a bad children's book once it has entered your house. In fact, if history teaches us anything, it's that it will become a favorite. Your child will cling to it, sleep with it and worst yet, require you to read it over and over again.
At tinytreasury.com, our mission is separate the good from the bad. If I can save one parent from having to read a rhyming book about dancing pigs, then I'll know I've done my job.
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