I Don't Ever Go On

I Didn't Start Out Writing To Give Children Hope, But I'm Glad Some Of Them Found It.

We Didn't Have Television In Those Days, And Many People Didn't Even Have Radios. My Mother Would Read Aloud To My Father And Me In The Evening.

Ramona Stepped Back Into Her Closet, Slid The Door Shut, Pressed An Imaginary Button, And When Her Imaginary Elevator Had Made Its Imaginary Descent, Stepped Out Onto The Real First Floor And Raced A Real Problem. Her Mother And Father Were Leaving For Parents' Night.

What Interests Me Is What Children Go Through While Growing Up.

People Are Usually Surprised To Hear This, But I Don't Really Read Children's Books.