reviewed by
Laura Richardson
These two items had my complete attention for the same reason: both are truly meant for “all ages.” Sometimes that designation translates as “okay for anyone, but perfect for no one.” Not in this case. Both of these items are sincere, affecting communications from one person to another,
child or otherwise.
Laura Richardson
These two items had my complete attention for the same reason: both are truly meant for “all ages.” Sometimes that designation translates as “okay for anyone, but perfect for no one.” Not in this case. Both of these items are sincere, affecting communications from one person to another,
child or otherwise.
Instructions by Neil Gaiman
Instructions explains, in simple sentences and lovely illustrations, how best to complete a magical journey. You don’t need to visit the fairy realm to heed the wisdom in these words, as much of it also applies to life on earth.
Instructions explains, in simple sentences and lovely illustrations, how best to complete a magical journey. You don’t need to visit the fairy realm to heed the wisdom in these words, as much of it also applies to life on earth.
Leave Your Sleep by Natalie Merchant
[compact disc]
Using poetry from past centuries, Natalie adds her own original melodies to convey concepts that transcend generation in Leave Your Sleep. My favorites: “Bleezer’s Ice Cream” (poem by Jack Prelutsky, children’s author) and “It Makes a Change” (performed with Medeski, Martin & Wood). If you are in need of some quality music for a family car trip, this may be the album for you and the gang.
[compact disc]
Using poetry from past centuries, Natalie adds her own original melodies to convey concepts that transcend generation in Leave Your Sleep. My favorites: “Bleezer’s Ice Cream” (poem by Jack Prelutsky, children’s author) and “It Makes a Change” (performed with Medeski, Martin & Wood). If you are in need of some quality music for a family car trip, this may be the album for you and the gang.
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