- You get to read interesting stuff that you wouldn't be inclined to pay for or
enrich the author. We used to hit up the public libraries a lot when the boys
were younger but sort of drifted away from it as they got into high school. I'm
getting my books from other sources now.

I got the kids version as a hellowen gift one year from a friend. It had some
good things in, and a lot of stuff our family never was in to. One boy always
wanted the snowman cake for new year, appropriate in January. One year one boy
(October birthday) requested it also, and I made it. Nice thing about that book
was not having to go thru a lot of other "stuff" to get to where You wanted and
the wire spiral binding, allowing it to lie flat.

Which not everybody has so they write most books for the LCD level.

And the appeal of the historical old ones is that
they aren't so LCD nor so OCD.

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