(from huffingtonpost.com)
Here's What Your Favorite Children's Book Series Says About You
As Ralph Waldo Emerson once (more or less) said, "you are what you read, you guys." If the books we read shape our character, the books we read when we were kids did doubly so, because everyone knows children possess heightened neuroplasticity. It makes sense, then, that the series you devoured under the covers, way past your bedtime, flashlight in hand, offers insight into exactly who you are today, now that you're a real person ("adult").
Okay my laptop is acting up again. Instead of giving you a link, if you have not noticed, I like to give you all your book news in one place. You are already here. So I spend time giving credit where credit is due, to the site I get my stories from, and to the writer. Then I upload the pictures and, where indicated, let you know who took the picture or provide the caption. And in this case, as in earlier in the day where I had an article up about what certain books you read told about you - I uploaded the photo of each book, got the title and author, and copied and pasted the blurb. I really do not like that I cannot do that for you now. So here is the link and I hope you enjoy it:
What your favorite children's book series says about you
If you are wondering, A Series of Unfortunate Events really does hit it right on the nail about me.
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