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Everything I ever really needed to know I learned in kindergarten
Very Good Soft covers no creases; Published by Ivy Books 1988. 192 Clean Pages. Nice Copy I have provided a photograph for you.
10 pages, Paperback Shinsho
Published January 1, 1988
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Robert Fulghum
100 books1,232 followersRobert Fulghum is an American author, primarily of short essays.
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January 23, 2024
Whimsical and Heartwarming
August 25, 2024
An oldie but goodie, and as a Kindergarten teacher, a very encouraging read. In these strange days of humans demonstrating the weirdest of behaviors, it is nice to read something so simple that it is beyond wise. There was a time that this poem was everywhere. Perhaps it is time to revisit it.
This book goes beyond the famous poem, with vignettes that can reach every age and every status level. A bunch of simple stories that teach wisely, it is hard to put down. As an oldster, I hope that this type of wisdom is still sought. I hope that these truths are not just lost.
This book goes beyond the famous poem, with vignettes that can reach every age and every status level. A bunch of simple stories that teach wisely, it is hard to put down. As an oldster, I hope that this type of wisdom is still sought. I hope that these truths are not just lost.
September 7, 2024
Very honest and human reflections on the ways that we all touch each other's lives. Corny at times, but in a way I always find earnest and charming.
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