It’s Nancy to the rescue — and with a bodice-ripper. (If only Bernice knew what a bodice was…) maybe we can get a 2 week dream about being romanced by a swarthy Latin lover.
While my wife enjoys rom-coms, I find them incredibly frustrating.
Algebra? Analytic Geometry? Even Calculus!
Heck, I’ve been drawing Karnaugh maps for recreation. (Designing a state machine for a model railroad layout) (Okay, so I’m too broke to actually build it, but I love the Boolean Logic and the mental exercise)
Ah. We are seeing why Bernice moved into DeGroots when she really doesn’t need to. She needs a friend who shows her how to enjoy life and not be so serious all the time. Maybe put a little of her daughter in Bernice. After all she did raise Luann.
Some of the dark corners of romance stories available on the internet are quite unexpected, e.g., my dark were bear lover. Let’s hope Bernice’s eyes are opened to what she’s been missing all of her life — passion.
My mother had all of those dirty books by Harold Robbins and such, so as a kid, (11 or 12 )and bored on summer break, I read them.
Boy, were my eyes opened! I learned WAY too much and was WAY too young lol!Now for pleasure reading I find myself reading more to learn. History, gardening, cooking, biography- but have not picked up a dirty Harlequin romance since my teens. I guess I outgrew them but my mother (may she rest peacefully ) never did! ;-)
Reading for pleasure means reading what you enjoy. If you enjoy romance novels, then fine, but if you enjoy history, then you can read that for pleasure.
And, Nancy introduces Bernice to “Bodice Rippers.” Don’t know if that is going to ease Bernice’s stress, because one point of unvoiced stress, is trying to figure out what it is she’s feelings around Jack.
Romance novels are merely “R” rated books. I don’t care if women read them. It’s your business. My wife would read them to pass time on trips. One day she finished a novel on a flight so she grabbed one of my hard science fiction novels. She said it was like reading a textbook.
That book might have by curiosity up. What kind of Atlantean creature would it be that has a tail made out of lovers? I mean there could be soul mates in a heel, but lovers in a tail?
My current reading for pleasure is Angus Konstam’s 2019 “Hunt the Bismarck” My wife says she doesn’t think she’s touched a non-fiction book for pleasure since she got her MBA
Well, I was thinking yesterday there might be a fantasy sequence coming. Chances look good. With Atlantis as the theme. I’ll wager a “tail” will be involved. And it won’t be Monstro’s!
Nancy is awesome! Maybe the book is too romantic. But Bernice is in a romantic situation and doesn’t seem to understand it. Let’s hope this will be the opportunity for her to discover the beauty of reading novels♡♡♡.
And TADAA! The brother Ben issue is gone! Honestly I get whiplash by the way these stories change and never get resolved. Maybe that’s the method to the madness. I agree with the other posters that using the word tail is a little bit, well okay, a whole lot, obvious, but it’s a fun change for Bernice. Now we can watch how big her eyes get with each chapter! LOL
Considering that Nancy watched Bernice grow up and probably considers her an ersatz daughter I find it a little unlikely that she’d offer her a steamy (and probably badly written, although that just may be me thinking that Nancy has better taste in writing) romance novel. It would be a bit embarrassing, like going to a sexually explicit movie with your kids.
Nancy, the same woman once once gave her son Brad no end of grief for hiding girlie magazines in his room, now cheerfully hands torrid, titillating, sleazy romance trash to her young impressionable house guest. Geeze. Did Nancy also pass those tawdry novels along to her daughter Luann to read after she was done with them?
What IS it with these DeGroots, anyway? It’s like Nancy and Luann (And add Jack to the list, too) don’t want Bernice to THINK. She finally hits upon a temporary solution to her “depression problem,” by going to her room, reading a book that she enjoys and retreating into her own head. Now Nancy hands a her a (A-HEM) ‘book’ which if “read,” is SURE to give Bernice sweet dreams and wrong ideas about her chances with Mr. Jack. And GAW help her if Jack, in the epitome of “bad timing,” decides to drop by later, and innocently invite Bernice to go to the animal shelter with him. That’ll start the train-wreck rolling.
If Nancy REALLY wants to “help” Bernice? Then give her a job at the Fuse. Nothing like Work to get your mind off things. And Bernice is a fairly good worker, provided there’s no guy she’s interested in, working at the same place. So between Les, Ox and Old Smiley, She’s safe. Besides, I suspect there’ll soon be a job opening coming up, now that Tiffany is back at home with new gold cards and in her dad’s good graces. I also suspect that the first time Old Smiley comes over to cook, Tiff will hook him into another hair-brained scheme that’s sure to get BOTH on trouble.
Seriously, it is sad that Bernice checks her books and has nothing but textbooks to read for pleasure. She has made it this far in life and reads nothing but school assigned texts. This young woman needs her literary horizons broadened. Rom Coms are not my first choice, but you have to start somewhere!
This could bring a huge sea change (no pun intended) in the dynamic of the strip. Think about it! Bernice has moved into the GeGroot household. She has exhibited familial behavior by cooking for the DeGroots and interacting with Luann as sisters would. Frank has said it was nice to have a second daughter fawning over him. Nancy is exhibiting “mothering” behavior towards Bernice in today’s strip. Ben has moved into the Halper household. Bernice acts as if she resents Ben as being the cause of having to leave her home.
There is a not so subtle reversal of fortunes here. Ben was a “problem child” and “kicked out” of the “family” at birth. He has now returned to “kick out” Bernice as the “problem child” and supplant her in the Halper clan.
Ben and Bernice have yet to resolve their roles and feelings about the situation. Bernice’s psyche is further hammered by “hormonal” impulses toward Jack; which she is currently unable to assimilate in her narrow world.
Her narrow world is about to be expanded by a “bodice ripper” novel provided by Nancy (Mommy porn?). Tis could really throw Bernice into a tizzy!)
Hooo boy…. Bern will read the first sentence and be sucked in. She’ll scold herself maybe; she will try to go back to the history book, out of a sense of righteousness. But she won’t be able to do that; hormones win in the end.
Looks like she’s reading the all encompassing “Greg 11-10” book ebveryones been talking about. The “Yo momma 11-11” is the one I’m saving for though. But then, I’m just a skate-boarding frog.
Uh oh! If Nancy gets Berniece reading a romance she will be more stirred up than ever! But it will certainly take her mind off her problems with Ben!!!!!
A tale called “Forbidden Atlantis” could be a romance set way back in history before Atlantis sank beneath the sea. A tail of Atlantis suggests a more modern story where Atlanteans have adapted to living under the sea and have become mermaids and mermen. Add a land man finding sunken Atlantis and we have a plot like Futurama’s “The Deep South” That one ending with Fry running away because mermaids don’t have lady parts in their tails.
I know what Bernice means. In an English class in High School, we were scheduled to read Hemmingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea”. Due to time restraints, we did not read it for class work, but I read it anyway for pleasure and enjoyed it thoroughly.
How many, if anyone, would consider " Gone With The Wind ,“Roots”, The Winds of War", " Or “The Color Purple”, to be a Bodice Ripper? They were historical romance fiction novels to be sure. They had, passion, lust and power struggles in them, as well as some racy language & pretty descriptive scene ( for their time) However, they also tackled some important historical, moral and social issues. Would anyone consider Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to be a 16th century bodice ripper? Probably not. So what elevates these books over the" Harlequin romance" novel genre? Are Harlequin Novels the literary equivalent of " Soap Opera’s"? Some TV soaps tackled some very important and influential issues in their heyday. Were they strictly for entertainment or ratings? If so, what accounts some of them lasting on the air for 20 to 30 years or more? Come to think about it," Luann" has been a daily staple for over 30 years so I guess she is in good company.
I started reading when I was about 3. When I was about 8, I LOVED reading the World Book Encyclopedia (1968). To me, they were little short stories about EVERYTHING!
Rhetorical_Question about 4 years ago
Romance Novels? – I bet that Nancy has a library of Novels.
Templo S.U.D. about 4 years ago
oh, won’t that book be mind-easing for Bernice
AnyFace about 4 years ago
Given how susceptible Bern is to suggestion?
Maybe not a good idea. ✨fretlessman71 about 4 years ago
TAIL…?
beb01 about 4 years ago
It’s Nancy to the rescue — and with a bodice-ripper. (If only Bernice knew what a bodice was…) maybe we can get a 2 week dream about being romanced by a swarthy Latin lover.
Cheapskate0 about 4 years ago
The title alone is stressing me.
While my wife enjoys rom-coms, I find them incredibly frustrating.
Algebra? Analytic Geometry? Even Calculus!
Heck, I’ve been drawing Karnaugh maps for recreation. (Designing a state machine for a model railroad layout) (Okay, so I’m too broke to actually build it, but I love the Boolean Logic and the mental exercise)
Anything but a rom-com!
Please!
Prescott_Philosopher about 4 years ago
Oh oh! Giving a book like that to a vulnerable, young, inexperienced girl…. hilarity ensues?
capricorn9th about 4 years ago
Ah. We are seeing why Bernice moved into DeGroots when she really doesn’t need to. She needs a friend who shows her how to enjoy life and not be so serious all the time. Maybe put a little of her daughter in Bernice. After all she did raise Luann.
Caldonia about 4 years ago
If just looking at the cover makes Bernice’s eye-dots go askew, the actual story should mess her up.
Wilde Bill about 4 years ago
Once again, Bern finds an enabler so she won’t have to face her reality.
Ed A. about 4 years ago
That should be “tale”, not “tail”.
reedkomicks Premium Member about 4 years ago
Perfect! Just the right age to read this. It will give Bernice the mental vocabulary to focus some of her feelings. Really empowering.
reedkomicks Premium Member about 4 years ago
Yay Nancy!
Joe1962 about 4 years ago
Damn Nancy is good.
Vilyehm about 4 years ago
The algebraic bodice ripper is when checking into the cheap hotel, you co-sign with the tangent.
Brdshtt Premium Member about 4 years ago
Look out, Jack! The way Bernice’s mind works, she will think it is an instruction manual and act accordingly.
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Warning, Warning Jack Robinson!
Don Draper about 4 years ago
Well, at least it’s not The Turner Diaries.
rekam Premium Member about 4 years ago
Yeah, Greg and Karen. “Tails”?
Robin Harwood about 4 years ago
With a single bound, he was by her side. She felt his hot breath on her neck as he ripped the thin silk from
kenhense about 4 years ago
Bern needs to get heated up. Then she might realize – in the game of chess with Jack – she has the white pieces….
walt.donovan about 4 years ago
Some of the dark corners of romance stories available on the internet are quite unexpected, e.g., my dark were bear lover. Let’s hope Bernice’s eyes are opened to what she’s been missing all of her life — passion.
wiatr about 4 years ago
Must be a bodice ripper.
blunebottle about 4 years ago
After my straight-laced grandmother passed away, we were going through her stuff and found a big box of Harlequin Romance novels. OMG! Grandma!
Chopped Fowl about 4 years ago
Nancy, you’ve been holding back ….
Pet about 4 years ago
My mother had all of those dirty books by Harold Robbins and such, so as a kid, (11 or 12 )and bored on summer break, I read them.
Boy, were my eyes opened! I learned WAY too much and was WAY too young lol!Now for pleasure reading I find myself reading more to learn. History, gardening, cooking, biography- but have not picked up a dirty Harlequin romance since my teens. I guess I outgrew them but my mother (may she rest peacefully ) never did! ;-)
Purple People Eater about 4 years ago
Reading for pleasure means reading what you enjoy. If you enjoy romance novels, then fine, but if you enjoy history, then you can read that for pleasure.
sueb1863 about 4 years ago
Leave her alone and let her read what she wants to read, Nancy.
WilliamVollmer about 4 years ago
And, Nancy introduces Bernice to “Bodice Rippers.” Don’t know if that is going to ease Bernice’s stress, because one point of unvoiced stress, is trying to figure out what it is she’s feelings around Jack.
LionsAndTigersNoBears about 4 years ago
@Cheapskate0, what is the road name of this fictitious rail line?
EasyEight about 4 years ago
Romance novels are merely “R” rated books. I don’t care if women read them. It’s your business. My wife would read them to pass time on trips. One day she finished a novel on a flight so she grabbed one of my hard science fiction novels. She said it was like reading a textbook.
Ellis97 about 4 years ago
Bernice, give it up. It’s okay that you’re in love.
dcdete. about 4 years ago
That book might have by curiosity up. What kind of Atlantean creature would it be that has a tail made out of lovers? I mean there could be soul mates in a heel, but lovers in a tail?
Johnnyrico about 4 years ago
I think maybe Nancy wishes Luann would study more and not be such a slob.
jrankin1959 about 4 years ago
Uh, Mom? She’s just had an encounter with Jack, for whom she’s slowly developing the “hots” – you might want to get another title…
elliel203 about 4 years ago
The Awakening of Bernice, coming to a cartoon strip near you.
colddonkey about 4 years ago
Next up is, Fifty Shades of Grey.
ACTIVIST1234 about 4 years ago
So Nancy corrupts Bern. Goodbye budding professional, hello ditz. Thanks a lot, Nancy. :-(
Fiammata about 4 years ago
That mere high school textbook put such a smile on her. Now she’s got a nice novel from Nancy who’s good at reading people!
:)
Wizard of Ahz-no relation about 4 years ago
My current reading for pleasure is Angus Konstam’s 2019 “Hunt the Bismarck” My wife says she doesn’t think she’s touched a non-fiction book for pleasure since she got her MBA
cabalonrye about 4 years ago
I will run away from such a title. Give me a good SF book with solid science and well written scenario. And yes, I am a woman.
wtepps about 4 years ago
OK, that’s kind of creepy. “Here Bernice, read my mommy porn instead.”
StoicLion1973 about 4 years ago
For a while there, I thought this was an arc about Bernice losing her v-card. That is about as close as I can get to saying what I wanted to say.
DaveQuinn about 4 years ago
For me a “de-stressor” is a hammock under a tree in the backyard and peace and quiet.
Tyge about 4 years ago
So Nancy will be Bernice Halper’s new mom. To the commenter that suggested that she would take on the role weeks ago;kudos!
c4racecar about 4 years ago
Tail?
drewpamon about 4 years ago
Why can’t people let the nerd be a nerd and always try to “fix” her interests.
Tyge about 4 years ago
Well, I was thinking yesterday there might be a fantasy sequence coming. Chances look good. With Atlantis as the theme. I’ll wager a “tail” will be involved. And it won’t be Monstro’s!
KEA about 4 years ago
barf
Aladar30 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Nancy is awesome! Maybe the book is too romantic. But Bernice is in a romantic situation and doesn’t seem to understand it. Let’s hope this will be the opportunity for her to discover the beauty of reading novels♡♡♡.
Wubbie about 4 years ago
Yep. Soft porn. Just what she needs.
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 4 years ago
Stick to history, Bernice.
rionmorrison69 about 4 years ago
I do what I do every day; plot to take over the world!
comic reader 22 about 4 years ago
And TADAA! The brother Ben issue is gone! Honestly I get whiplash by the way these stories change and never get resolved. Maybe that’s the method to the madness. I agree with the other posters that using the word tail is a little bit, well okay, a whole lot, obvious, but it’s a fun change for Bernice. Now we can watch how big her eyes get with each chapter! LOL
dv1093 about 4 years ago
Uh, for you maybe. Not for Bernice. She needs to start shutting her door.
Call me Ishmael about 4 years ago
“A ‘tail’ of star-crossed lovers”? Really?
kauri44 about 4 years ago
Considering that Nancy watched Bernice grow up and probably considers her an ersatz daughter I find it a little unlikely that she’d offer her a steamy (and probably badly written, although that just may be me thinking that Nancy has better taste in writing) romance novel. It would be a bit embarrassing, like going to a sexually explicit movie with your kids.
Mordock999 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Now THIS is rich.
Nancy, the same woman once once gave her son Brad no end of grief for hiding girlie magazines in his room, now cheerfully hands torrid, titillating, sleazy romance trash to her young impressionable house guest. Geeze. Did Nancy also pass those tawdry novels along to her daughter Luann to read after she was done with them?
What IS it with these DeGroots, anyway? It’s like Nancy and Luann (And add Jack to the list, too) don’t want Bernice to THINK. She finally hits upon a temporary solution to her “depression problem,” by going to her room, reading a book that she enjoys and retreating into her own head. Now Nancy hands a her a (A-HEM) ‘book’ which if “read,” is SURE to give Bernice sweet dreams and wrong ideas about her chances with Mr. Jack. And GAW help her if Jack, in the epitome of “bad timing,” decides to drop by later, and innocently invite Bernice to go to the animal shelter with him. That’ll start the train-wreck rolling.
If Nancy REALLY wants to “help” Bernice? Then give her a job at the Fuse. Nothing like Work to get your mind off things. And Bernice is a fairly good worker, provided there’s no guy she’s interested in, working at the same place. So between Les, Ox and Old Smiley, She’s safe. Besides, I suspect there’ll soon be a job opening coming up, now that Tiffany is back at home with new gold cards and in her dad’s good graces. I also suspect that the first time Old Smiley comes over to cook, Tiff will hook him into another hair-brained scheme that’s sure to get BOTH on trouble.
AGAIN. ;)
luann1212 about 4 years ago
Tail, not tale? Romance historical fantasy? I wonder how this will land?
Tyge about 4 years ago
Nancy is about to broaden Bernice’s horizon! This act has become interesting all of a sudden. Ley’s hope we’re not in for a letdown!
MJ Weber Premium Member about 4 years ago
Seriously, it is sad that Bernice checks her books and has nothing but textbooks to read for pleasure. She has made it this far in life and reads nothing but school assigned texts. This young woman needs her literary horizons broadened. Rom Coms are not my first choice, but you have to start somewhere!
Code the Enforcer about 4 years ago
Shiny cover? Suggestive title?! …
Why, NANCY!! Such a ‘Harlequin’ move you’ve made there!
… (This should be good!) :)
Mayor Snorkum about 4 years ago
Right, Nancy. Bernice is the bodice-ripper type for sure. Stop trying to be helpful.
Tyge about 4 years ago
This could bring a huge sea change (no pun intended) in the dynamic of the strip. Think about it! Bernice has moved into the GeGroot household. She has exhibited familial behavior by cooking for the DeGroots and interacting with Luann as sisters would. Frank has said it was nice to have a second daughter fawning over him. Nancy is exhibiting “mothering” behavior towards Bernice in today’s strip. Ben has moved into the Halper household. Bernice acts as if she resents Ben as being the cause of having to leave her home.
There is a not so subtle reversal of fortunes here. Ben was a “problem child” and “kicked out” of the “family” at birth. He has now returned to “kick out” Bernice as the “problem child” and supplant her in the Halper clan.
Ben and Bernice have yet to resolve their roles and feelings about the situation. Bernice’s psyche is further hammered by “hormonal” impulses toward Jack; which she is currently unable to assimilate in her narrow world.
Her narrow world is about to be expanded by a “bodice ripper” novel provided by Nancy (Mommy porn?). Tis could really throw Bernice into a tizzy!)
HEY! 1212! Hilarity is about to ensue! 8^ )
RSH about 4 years ago
Hooo boy…. Bern will read the first sentence and be sucked in. She’ll scold herself maybe; she will try to go back to the history book, out of a sense of righteousness. But she won’t be able to do that; hormones win in the end.
squireobrien about 4 years ago
Seems fishy.
smsrt about 4 years ago
Looks like she’s reading the all encompassing “Greg 11-10” book ebveryones been talking about. The “Yo momma 11-11” is the one I’m saving for though. But then, I’m just a skate-boarding frog.
listmom about 4 years ago
Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
jmclaughlinvt about 4 years ago
Nancy is the best!
BJShipley1 about 4 years ago
Wow, Ben got forgotten even faster than I predicted. Now we get to watch Bernice’s introduction to mermaid erotica.
eladee AKA Wally about 4 years ago
Uh oh! If Nancy gets Berniece reading a romance she will be more stirred up than ever! But it will certainly take her mind off her problems with Ben!!!!!
ndblackirish97 about 4 years ago
Excellent. Bern needs this. LOL
The Orange Mailman about 4 years ago
Otherwise known as the last Aquaman movie.
Bill The Nuke about 4 years ago
And so begins the corruption of a young mind.
comic reader 22 about 4 years ago
I know! Bernice will read the book, become obsessed with the fantasy of writing hot romance stories and become a famous author! Money problems solved.
rfherald Premium Member about 4 years ago
Hmm? A “tail” of tide-crossed lovers?
Schrodinger's Dog about 4 years ago
tomorrow: Frank questions Nancy about this.
Cheapskate0 about 4 years ago
Lots of folks have referred to “Bodice rippers.” Huh? What are those?
In my comment, I said “rom com,” and was surprised to see people not know what that was.
Apparently, this stuff has been out there, but not everybody has the same name for them.
Troglodyte about 4 years ago
If Bernice loves history, would it be right to say she’s past-caring?
Cheapskate0 about 4 years ago
Doubling down on Angel s comment, above:
Regardless of what you call it, it’s still unsolicited advice.
Bernice needs to relax. Bernice knows what to read that relaxes her.
If all Nancy does is suggests and, after Bernice politely declines, and Nancy then withdraws the suggestion, then all is well.
If Nancy persists, then her unsolicited advice becomes unwelcome.
Regardless of what any of us thinks of the quality of the literature Nancy is suggesting.
beb01 about 4 years ago
A tale called “Forbidden Atlantis” could be a romance set way back in history before Atlantis sank beneath the sea. A tail of Atlantis suggests a more modern story where Atlanteans have adapted to living under the sea and have become mermaids and mermen. Add a land man finding sunken Atlantis and we have a plot like Futurama’s “The Deep South” That one ending with Fry running away because mermaids don’t have lady parts in their tails.
Zyxian about 4 years ago
Why is her wedding ring on her right hand?
gigagrouch about 4 years ago
Tail? Greg needs to watch his spell-checker.
lars_doyle about 4 years ago
Anybody catch the misspelling of “Tale” in the title of the love novel? Me thinks the writer needs a human spell checker.
bob-droid12 about 4 years ago
So is the book about Aquaman or Namor’s origin?
Jan C about 4 years ago
I know what Bernice means. In an English class in High School, we were scheduled to read Hemmingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea”. Due to time restraints, we did not read it for class work, but I read it anyway for pleasure and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Roy G Biv about 4 years ago
To all who are b&tthurt about “Tail” -
Obviously Bern is mis-reading (mis-seeing) the word. It’s part of GnK’s running joke about Bern’s fixation on “tail”.
But it does seem a bit pervy of Bern to be focussed on the wrong side of the male anatomy,
Tha_Hype about 4 years ago
I smell a major romance arc with a mending familial relations side story with a few other side stories sprinkled in coming. :)
bakana about 4 years ago
She’s giving Bernice a novel with Explicit Sex Scenes?
PhoenixHocking about 4 years ago
Okay, the grammar nerd in me just shrieked! “Tail?” Really?
Dragoncat about 4 years ago
Perfect… Nothing like reading a romantic comedy to keep her mind off the romantic comedy she’s in now.
ravonlea about 4 years ago
How many, if anyone, would consider " Gone With The Wind ,“Roots”, The Winds of War", " Or “The Color Purple”, to be a Bodice Ripper? They were historical romance fiction novels to be sure. They had, passion, lust and power struggles in them, as well as some racy language & pretty descriptive scene ( for their time) However, they also tackled some important historical, moral and social issues. Would anyone consider Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to be a 16th century bodice ripper? Probably not. So what elevates these books over the" Harlequin romance" novel genre? Are Harlequin Novels the literary equivalent of " Soap Opera’s"? Some TV soaps tackled some very important and influential issues in their heyday. Were they strictly for entertainment or ratings? If so, what accounts some of them lasting on the air for 20 to 30 years or more? Come to think about it," Luann" has been a daily staple for over 30 years so I guess she is in good company.
JPuzzleWhiz about 4 years ago
He always liked to tell us how much “I….LOVE….WALTER (McCarty)!”
He can’t tell us that any more, sadly.
Boston Celtic legend Tom Heinsohn has passed away at the age of 86.
R. I. P. to a superstar in Boston professional sports.
Sisyphos about 4 years ago
I know Nancy means well, but she clearly does not understand Bernie (as if anyone does!)….
kittysquared Premium Member about 4 years ago
Try something less randy, Mrs. DeGroot. How about Bern learns to knit? Maybe a nice winter hat for blockhead, I mean, Jack.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 4 years ago
Not a fan of love stories.
SHIVA about 4 years ago
I believe she meant “tale”, not “tail” !!!! Spell Check, Mr. Evans.
dayle2 almost 4 years ago
I started reading when I was about 3. When I was about 8, I LOVED reading the World Book Encyclopedia (1968). To me, they were little short stories about EVERYTHING!
Lord Pantsalot the Wise 4 months ago
I feel like something bad is gonna happen