also posted on WritersRumpus.com most visuals by author Here’s something for writers and illustrators to consider: the painful physical effects of your work. Don’t laugh. I kid you not. You might think that the arm in the photo (mine, actually) looks pretty healthy. After years of making welded steel sculpture using all sorts of heavy […]
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By: Joyce Zarins,
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If you say the phrase, "Do not pass go!", 9 out of 10 individuals will know what you're referring to. Actually, I just made up that statistic, but with the number of spin-off editions of the original Monopoly board game, children of all ages will most likely come across one or more versions in their lifetime.
Bookopoly is about the only version that I can see myself wanting to play (aside from the Gourmet editions).
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By: Joyce Zarins,
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By: Sondra Santos LaBrie,
on 3/5/2008
Blog: Happy Healthy Hip Parenting (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: libraries, literature, classics, games, bookstores, monopoly, bookopoly, monopoly, bookopoly, Add a tag
If you say the phrase, "Do not pass go!", 9 out of 10 individuals will know what you're referring to. Actually, I just made up that statistic, but with the number of spin-off editions of the original Monopoly board game, children of all ages will most likely come across one or more versions in their lifetime.Bookopoly is about the only version that I can see myself wanting to play (aside from the Gourmet editions).
Instead of the usual properties, you buy, sell, and trade classic works of literature. Collect bookstores and trade them for libraries!
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