Quite different. You are correct.

lol

It is obviously going to be better than the Crayon book.

These are different though.

I don't doubt that.

Luck has nothing to do with it. They pay me well enough for it and get value for value.

I have read his first two books many years ago.

No, I haven't yet.

I have to get this book. Have you read it?

When I attended Georgia Tech in the early 1950s it was still about the size Florida Tech is now. I hadn't read any of Ayn Rand yet, but I knew the ChE faculty wasn't for me, so I switched my major to the nascent IE department and found a home. Their faculty thought more like you. Your students are quite lucky

Ugh, aren't, not are.

And for those who haven't been completely by jaded by the pre-college educational system, they can come to Florida Tech, where I will do my best to mold them into future Galts, Reardens, Wyatts, and Danaggers. I deal with several aspects of energy engineering and a wide range of materials science topics.

Hmmm...I wonder why his books are getting attention from elementary schools. Let's figure that mystery out... I GOT IT! (I win!) It works TOTALLY against Common Core's agenda... It has truth, facts, logic, reason, and rugged individualism. All the things that CC forbids. And that's my lesson on Common Core for today. Tomorrow's topic: How to Confront Common Core and Those Who Support it. (Yes, I'm talking about your kid's teachers and school administrators. We need many many more parents to stand tall at board meetings, conferences, etc and make a concise statement. It's time to wake them all up! Our kids' minds are at stake.)

No way.

I'm a fairly regular listener.
I have been since the 1990's.
I think Limbaugh's just as relevant today, if not more so.

I will sorely miss him and his show when he does retire.

Nope. That is priceless.

I would have paid a lot of money to have been a housefly in that awards ceremony.

Awards for telling history to children...and they LOVE it. Does it get any better than that?

The voters for this award were the children who read it, not the illiberal adults.

Man, oh man.
The Left has got to be pitching a fit over this.

Sincerely wish I could attach one of my "eating popcorn" gifs to this post.

Am I the only one here that thinks Limbaugh should have gone the way of Studio 54?

Dear Wanderer,

jbrenner is Jim Brenner, not John.
I don't have grandkids. My girls are 18 and 16.
From what I've heard, it is readable by adults, too.

John;

Got any grandkids? I need to borrow one so I can read this book.