Mental Multivitamin gets caught reading Children’s Guide to Astronomy?
Mental Multivitamin, by the way, is a worthwhile destination. Take your mental multivitamin regularly.
Mental Multivitamin gets caught reading Children’s Guide to Astronomy?
Mental Multivitamin, by the way, is a worthwhile destination. Take your mental multivitamin regularly.
It’s the Children’s Guide to Knowledge.
From our entry:
http://mentalmultivitamin.blogspot.com/2005/01/in-company-of-books.html
“The subtitle of the book is Wonders of Nature, Marvels of Science and Man, and it was published by Parents? Magazine Press. An aunt gave it to me when I finished third grade. Her inscription notes that the book would help me complete fourth-grade reports. Thirty-two years after its publication, Children?s Guide to Knowledge continues to deliver a compelling world of animals, plants, history, geography, and scientific achievement (through early space exploration, anyway). The spine is crumbling, and the book has a damp, forgotten smell, but it still seduces.”
Thanks for the nod, as always.
It’s the Children’s Guide to Knowledge. From our entry:
“The subtitle of the book is Wonders of Nature, Marvels of Science and Man, and it was published by Parents? Magazine Press. An aunt gave it to me when I finished third grade. Her inscription notes that the book would help me complete fourth-grade reports. Thirty-two years after its publication, Children?s Guide to Knowledge continues to deliver a compelling world of animals, plants, history, geography, and scientific achievement (through early space exploration, anyway). The spine is crumbling, and the book has a damp, forgotten smell, but it still seduces.”
Thanks, as always, for the nod.