Some Of My Youthful Readers Are Developing

Everything In Life Is Unusual Until You Become Accustomed To It.

If We Didn't Want Anything, We Would Never Get Anything, Good Or Bad. I Think Our Longings Are Natural, And If We Act As Nature Prompts Us We Can't Go Far Wrong.

"it Must Be Inconvenient To Be Made Of Flesh," Said The Scarecrow Thoughtfully, "for You Must Sleep, And Eat And Drink. However, You Have Brains, And It Is Worth A Lot Of Bother To Be Able To Think Properly."

The Imaginative Child Will Become The Imaginative Man Or Woman Most Apt To Create, To Invent, And Therefore To Foster Civilization

As The Years Pass, And We Look Back On Something Which, At The Time, Seemed Unbelievably Discouraging And Unfair, We Come To Realize That, After All, God Was At All Times On Our Side. The Eventual Outcome Was, We Discover, By Far The Best Solution For Us, And What We Thought Should Have Been To Our Best Advantage, Would In Reality Have Been Quite Detrimental.