Comments for Read All About It! http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org Open Books enriches lives through reading, writing, and the SHARED power of used books. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:37:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Don’t Forget- Father’s Day is Almost Here! by Samuel Hernandez http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=5605&cpage=1#comment-7605 Samuel Hernandez Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:37:28 +0000 http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=5605#comment-7605 when we did our home repair last year, the material cost were quite high""' when we did our home repair last year, the material cost were quite high”"‘

]]> Comment on Fun and Fuctional Book Storage Ideas. by Hiding places http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=905&cpage=1#comment-7500 Hiding places Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:59:55 +0000 http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=905#comment-7500 I made my living room closet into a mini library, I got so tired of re-organizing the odd shape books or <a href="http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Storage-Organization/950/cat.html" rel="nofollow">storage</a> them in odd places around the house. So I have made a shelf unit in my closets, where you can stand inside and look over the many books I have collected through the years. I even have a children section. I made my living room closet into a mini library, I got so tired of re-organizing the odd shape books or storage them in odd places around the house. So I have made a shelf unit in my closets, where you can stand inside and look over the many books I have collected through the years. I even have a children section.

]]> Comment on Building with (Open) Books! by Blake Rogers http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=275&cpage=1#comment-7435 Blake Rogers Mon, 06 Sep 2010 06:59:02 +0000 http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=275#comment-7435 sometimes i am having some problems when setting goals,~' sometimes i am having some problems when setting goals,~’

]]> Comment on Galapagos’ Grand Slam by Monroe Lucear http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=3836&cpage=1#comment-7412 Monroe Lucear Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:14:37 +0000 http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=3836#comment-7412 I have read over quite a few of your current entries and I had been curious if you wanted to swap website links? I am usually looking to switch links with personal blogs on related subject matter! I look forward to hearing back from you shortly. I have read over quite a few of your current entries and I had been curious if you wanted to swap website links? I am usually looking to switch links with personal blogs on related subject matter! I look forward to hearing back from you shortly.

]]> Comment on Why Would You Do That?!? Sequels to Beloved Classics by The Never Fairy http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=6277&cpage=1#comment-6855 The Never Fairy Thu, 12 Aug 2010 17:15:28 +0000 http://www.readallaboutit.open-books.org/?p=6277#comment-6855 It all depends on how it is done and the strength of the story. I can't speak for the other books you mention, but as for the 'official' Peter Pan sequel, well, that has a bunch of mistakes compared to Barrie's original stories. The fact-checking kind... that's terrible, don't you think? That an 'official' sequel could be wrong like that?? There is another continuation of 'Peter Pan.' And you asked where the authors get the idea from... well, how about from the original author? Is that good enough? :D Yep, this book is based on Barrie's notes for more about Pan. Check it out (and read it, too!): <a href="http://www.peterpansneverworld.com/" rel="nofollow">Click</a>! Oh - there's this great novel, too. It's a "What if?" adventure that stays in tune with Barrie's original while sending the characters down different paths: <a href="http://www.reginettapress.com/hookandjill/" rel="nofollow">Click</a>! BELIEVE! It all depends on how it is done and the strength of the story. I can’t speak for the other books you mention, but as for the ‘official’ Peter Pan sequel, well, that has a bunch of mistakes compared to Barrie’s original stories. The fact-checking kind… that’s terrible, don’t you think? That an ‘official’ sequel could be wrong like that??

There is another continuation of ‘Peter Pan.’ And you asked where the authors get the idea from… well, how about from the original author? Is that good enough? :D Yep, this book is based on Barrie’s notes for more about Pan. Check it out (and read it, too!): Click!

Oh – there’s this great novel, too. It’s a “What if?” adventure that stays in tune with Barrie’s original while sending the characters down different paths:
Click!

BELIEVE!

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