Jon Klassen: I Want My Hat Back
Lessons children’s books probably shouldn’t teach us… but on the other hand… I Want My Hat Back is literary gold. That adorable blood-thirsty bear really wants his damn hat back! I like to think the real lesson here is about never giving up :D
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by Leonor Pérez
You know that feeling you get after you’ve just finished a really great book? That feeling of sudden wanderlust, the desire to know more, the need to experience adventure, the longing to understand humanity and its complexities… this picture makes me think of that feeling. The feeling of being immersed in deep sadness due to the end, yet still being happy. Weird, yet true; all book-lovers get that feeling every once in a while, and when you do, I’m sure you’d agree that this picture kind of visualizes that feeling.
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Someone, please tell me where this is. They have John Green’s Looking for Alaska. Oh, how I’ve searched high and low for this book and they just have two copies of it around here? Someone, please tell me where this is. :(
Also, they have An Abundance of Katherines—a book I’ve read and have just completely fallen in love with.
Dear Mr. John Green,
I love your writings.
Sincerely, a book-lover.
:)
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HOW TO STOP BEING MISERABLE ALL THE TIME
I never knew a book could hold the secrets of the universe.
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