I was thinking of doing three animated gifs, myself. One that cycles through Jupe, Pete & Bob every few seconds, one that cycles through Pete, Bob & Jupe and one for Bob, Jupe & Pete.
That way all your avatars would swap simultaneously from one character to the next, all the while remaining different.
Yes, that’s wouldn’t be confusing in the slightest, would it?
I keep a wish list at Amazon for the books I’d like to have. Kid’s books. Graeme Base is one of my favorites for KID kids. The pictures are fantastical. VanAllsburg is really fun, too. Probably best known for Jumanji & The Polar Express, he has some really fantastical stories.
I have the lemony snickets books on the list, too. I’d like Jocelynn & Anicah to read a variety of child/kid/young adult books. Not just the stuff they’re SUPPOSED to read. Books that open up the imagination a little.
It took me that long to type that bloody post that I’m late on mentioning the Three Investigators! I especially loved The three Investigators and the screaming clocks, fantastic book!
Also, I might have missed this, but I don’t think anybody’s mentioned all the wonderful E. Nesbitt books, including Three Children and It, The Phoenix and the Carpet and The Railway Children.
I love those books - haven’t read them in ages, though.
*starts making plans to go searching all the city’s charity shops*
They really are great, Maegan—you might want to give them a try.
Madmouse - 07 April 2008 11:07 AM
I love those books - haven’t read them in ages, though.
*starts making plans to go searching all the city’s charity shops*
I found one of those several-books-in-one-volume collections, so even though it was new, it wasn’t very expensive. But vintage editions would be much, much cooler.
I have six The Three Investigators books. Four paperbacks, of which three are silhouettes and one is a keyhole. The other two are ‘Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Series’ hardbacks (one matte and one shiny, both rather falling apart even though they’ve never been abused - just cheap construction).
Looking at them I noticed my Encyclopedia Brown books. I’d forgotten about them, and they were great fun. So were the Danny Dunn and the Alvin Fernald books.
