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Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a SeriesDecember 24, 2007 It began with Philip Nel.
Here he is, as ripped untimely from the remarkable Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast interview conducted not long ago.
Posted by Elizabeth Bird on December 24, 2007 | Comments (13)
December 24, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Roger Sutton commented: This is the best Christmas present I have ever received.
December 24, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Roger Sutton commented: P.S.: Richard points out that Topher Grace + glasses = M.T. Anderson. Hubba hubba!
December 24, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series laura b commented: Excellent choice.
December 24, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Robin Brande commented: Hold on--how are we supposed to know which writer hunks to drool over anymore? It's so unfair of you to leave us hanging like this. You're providing a valuable public service. Please rethink.
December 26, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series LAURA LUTZ commented: Fantastic send-off! Thanks for the laughs and controversy, Fuse.
December 26, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series MotherReader commented: Excellent choice!
December 26, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Lisa C. commented: The last one ever?! Say it ain't so!
December 26, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series EM commented: A suitably tweedy sendoff. Nice! (Incidentally, has anyone else noticed how much Mr. McBee in Michelle Knudsen's LIBRARY LION seems to be modeled on Roger? Is it just me?)
December 29, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series J. L. Bell commented: You realize this decision gives approximately half the writing population one fewer thing to strive for.
December 29, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Fuse #8 commented: But of course. Hopefully their personal grooming will not suffer as a result.
December 31, 2007
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Diane commented: NO! Tell me it's not the demise of this series. We librarians and readers need our thrills also. PC has gone wild and sometimes we just need to have fun. Don't abandon the series, how about planning for a major Valentine's Day special? You could take nominations.... Arggh! What will I dream of next?
January 30, 2008
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Jim Averbeck commented: Say it isn’t so! I went on vacation for a couple of weeks after Christmas and, finally getting caught up on my reading, I find this.
January 31, 2008
In response to: Hot Men of Children's Literature, Last in a Series Fuse #8 commented: Jim, for pec implants I'd put some jumper cables on the old HMOCL series and get it going again. I am also going to write a book called "All the Dumbells Curled for Naught", which will be a stirring testament to your shining example. Failing that, send me your book.
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