First off, I want to thank you for killing 15 minutes of my night there.
Secondly, this is a fascinating analysis that may be worthy of more speculation.
Lastly, you know I will read every word, so why oh why do you do this to me?
:-)
Ummmmm. I just couldn’t do it. I tried page 1 and 2 and it just enveloped me in sheer terror to think of all of the symbolism lurking within Goodnight Moon. I thought (and I haven’t read it) it was all about saying good night to everything. If you read all of that Jeff, well. Wow. And in 15 minutes too… Gah! I’m impressed. What are you? Like… a night watchman?
Oh, yea… Please don’t review ‘Guess How Much I Love You’
I really wanna stay in the dark on that one.
damn. that you’re wordy is not a shock but 8 pages worth of analysis! whoa. it’s been ages since i’ve read goodnight moon. i almost feel like i need to reread it before tackling your take on it.
WOW! I never realized the depth in the simplicity. There is a hidden truth in children’s books that you do not realize as much until you grow older and re-read them. Look at Alice in Wonderland… the complexities throughout would take pages of explaination, sometimes, it is just easier to dumb it down.
Lincoln asked Chase, who did not get along with Abe, to be part of the Cabinet. Something about the best people to run the government ... Chase didn’t run horse shows in Colorado or run Lincoln’s congressional campaign.