First Line: "Hallelujah."
Random Quote: "Four hundred years ago Henry Hudson sailed in wearing ruffles, which fortunately did not catch on in the New World. In our family we had very warm feelings about Henry Hudson. Not only did we live at 2675 Henry Hudson Parkway, but the park where I would sit in a tree reading for hours was called Henry Hudson Park."Review: Sort of a graphic novel, sort of a prose poem, mostly a love letter to democracy, And the Pursuit of Happiness
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| Abraham Lincoln |
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| Corned beef hash from Nick's - my favorite diner in San Leandro, CA |
Rating: Orange
I am very happy to be a stop on Ms. Kalman's blog tour, sponsored by TLC Book Tours. Here's a list of the other stops along the way - be sure to visit!
Maira Kalman’s TLC Book Tours TOUR STOPS
Thursday, October 14th: Suko’s NotebookMonday, October 18th: Rundpinne
Wednesday, October 20th: Library Queue
Friday, October 22nd: Chaotic Compendiums
Tuesday, October 26th: 1330v
Wednesday, October 27th: Daydream Believer
Wednesday, November 3rd: sfgirlbybay
Thursday, November 4th: Eleanor’s Trousers
Wednesday, November 10th: Til We Read Again
Thursday, November 11th: Booksie’s Blog
Monday, November 15th: Books Like Breathing
Wednesday, November 17th: Sophisticated Dorkiness
Thursday, November 18th: Joyfully Retired
Friday, November 19th: Drey’s Library
Friday, November 19th: Nonsuch Book






I've never read a graphic novel, but this sounds amazing! The subject matter seems like it would lend itself to the graphic format. I wish I had something like this in high school, as it might have made me more interested in history.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being on this tour!
Fun review of a fantastic book! :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it beautiful? Both images and themes. Engaging optimism.
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