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The Tree That Time Built: A Celebration of Nature, Science and Imagination selected by Mary Ann Hoberman, the current National Children's Poet Laureate and Linda Winston, a cultural anthropologist and teacher, has re-opened a door for me that I thought I had shut firmly. I was a child of the perfect age when Shel Silverstein's Where the Sidewalk Ends was first published in 1974. I still
I have to confess that, as an adult, music is not the all consuming, life defining, expression of creativity and selfhood that it was for me during my teenage years. I buy one or two CDs a year (yes, I am so old that I still buy CDs rather than purchasing music from iTunes) for myself. I have avoided kid's music as much as possible, even though many bands from my youth have contributed to
