Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for October 07, 2013

Yes Susie a good book is like a good friend.

To find a realy good friend is not so easy, sometimes you are lucky and find one!!!

“Book after book,I get hooked every time,the writer talks to me, like a friend”

Marc Bolan

I got a Nook, turns out I just loved going to Barnes and Noble and browsing, soooo I go and write down what I want to read, look over the ones I MAY want to read someday, get a Starbucks, and look at the greeting cards. Pity the people who only download and miss the whole experience. (got a Nook when I wasn’t able to hold a book for very long)

There’s books and there’s books – to each his own….

When Susie grows up she will think differently.

Or let you down. Or create duh-rrammma about stupid stuff.

Me = Calvin!

Why is there no longer a way to “share” via email???

There’s something to be said for the flip book though!

it depends on what you read suzy. if you read some trashy romance novel aka 50 shades, then it is not a good source. or, if you read some book and people find it objectionable, then you will attend a book burning.

Click here: Calvin and Hobbes (July 17, 1992)Click here: Dilbert (September 1, 1989)

Click here: Pearls Before Swine (March 9, 2013)

Click here: Peanuts (December 7, 1953)Click here: Peanuts (July 30, 1956)Click here: Peanuts (January 3, 1981)Click here: Peanuts (October 17, 1994)

Did Suzie just refer to Calvin as a friend?

the best friends if you read it………..

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Susie you need to get a life.

I love books, real books. I can disappear in a book for hours and love to browze book stores.

Read the news on my I-pad, but still like to hold a book to read.

I’ll never forget the day I read a book.It was contagious, seventy pages.There were pictures here and there,So it wasn’t hard to bear,The day I read a book.

It’s a shame I don’t recall the name of the book.It wasn’t a history. I know because it had no plot.It wasn’t a mystery, because nobody there got shot.The day I read a book? I can’t remember when,But one o’ these days, I’m gonna do it again.

I’d like to see that T-Rex and Batmobile!I confess, I did that in grade school!

Just wait girl, you’ll soon be hugging your Kindle.

I doubt you two are friends, Susie.

Oh come on a flip-page animation of a t-rex driving the batmobile and exploding, sound like a fantastically creative piece of artwork. Give credit where credit is do.

I have to agree with Susie. But the internet can be just as good when there is no inaccuate info.xxx

I like both views of books! Can’t we all just get along? And, as for you olddog1, not knowing there’s any Barnes & Noble stores left is just shameful! They’re more than “JUST” a book store, if you ever bothered to find one & enter!

With Calvin around, Susie, definitely yes.

A BOOK There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away, nor any coursers like a page of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take without oppress of tool; how frugal is the chariot that bears a human soul! EMILY DICKINSON

Why do you always have to try and start something? The strip doesn’t always have to have a political undertone.

Oh, I agree with you one hundred percent Susie. Besides, books don’t need batteries (and the original iPad never had one worth the money)…

He who lends his books to his friends, loses both.I would add CDs and DVDs to this.

Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read. – Groucho Marx.

Reading ahead in my school books always used to scare the hell out of me. Especially when it was a math book.