Resist Much, Obey Little Tote Bag books for kids Ghost Story from the November

Ghost Story from the November 5

There’s a poem in three languages about a joyful reunion with a grandparent arriving from overseas and another in which a Muslim grandmother raises eyebrows in a posh department store by washing her feet in the sink in the ladies’ room

a pounce of cats

and immerse yourself in the world of Sherlock Holmes in this detailed jigsaw puzzle depicting the London of his day

Hangovers from the March 18

Resist Much, Obey Little Tote Bag books for kids Ghost Story from the NovemberCarry this handsome, well made tote with the words of Walt Whitmans rallying cry for individual and collective liberty: Resist much, obey little. The poem in which the line appears, Caution, was first published as one of the Messenger Leaves in the 1860 edition of Leaves of Grass. The poem was later retitled To the States. At a generous 18" x 14. 5", the tote is roomy enough for the books you schlep home from the library or for your laptop. Its the