I Think Of Every Book

Kids Deserve The Right To Think That They Can Change The World.

I Often Compare Myself As A Kid To My Own Grandchildren, Who Are Around 11 And 14 Now. That's The Age Kids Usually Read My Book. And I Remember Myself, We'd Gone Through A World War. My Father Was An Army Officer So I Was Aware Of What Was Going On. But I Wasn't Bombarded With Images Of Catastrophe Like Many Kids Are Today.

It's A Funny Thing About Names, How They Become A Part Of Someone.

It Was Almost December, And Jonas Was Beginning To Be Frightened.

Things Seem More When You’re Little. They Seem Bigger, And Distances Seem Farther.