For anyone who was born in (or lived through) that most peculiar decade that saw the fall of the Berlin Wall and some of the most outlandish fashion of the century now is an interesting time to live. The nostalgia goggles of the mainstream media are solidly focused on those years as exemplified by the now trending #MakeThe80sChristmassy. Now (hopefully) most of the folks who lived through it are glad too see the big hair gone and endure or enjoy the seemingly perennial resurgence of one cartoon or the other. Perhaps the best way to make the 80's christmassy is to give a nice 80's book?
One classic work that came out of that madness was of course "There's a Light in the Attic" by Shel Silverstien.
This is one flight of wit and whimsy that left many a child convinced that black pepper was a hair product and fantastical creatures lived under every rock.
One classic work that came out of that madness was of course "There's a Light in the Attic" by Shel Silverstien.
This is one flight of wit and whimsy that left many a child convinced that black pepper was a hair product and fantastical creatures lived under every rock.
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