My first experience with your writing was The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death; I discovered it in the college library’ children’s section where I was studying and struggling to become a librarian. (I was spending too much time in the children’s section was the main reason I was struggling.)
The professor didn’t know about your work.
Have you ever tried to do an oral book report on one of your books?
When I got my first position, I bought as many of your books as were still in print.
I recommend ( and push) your books on any teacher I know will appreciate them. He should be writing you soon.
Glad to hear they are reprinting Avacodo, wish I could be reading it now.
So, it would seem you graduated in spite of having read books of mine. I won't publicly accuse you of bribery or coercion, but one can't help but wonder. No, I have never given an oral report, or a report of any kind, on a book of mine, but I plan someday to review on as the once-a-month children's book maven on Weekend Edition Saturday. I will treat it as it deserves, but they will edit out the expletives.
