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Did/do kids really need someone to stimulate their sense of the imaginary? (Now let us instigate the Video Games vs. Them Good Old Days debate)
Kids with their loud music and their hula hoops and their Nintendo cassette cartridge games.
“The Box” is written solely by Bridget Nelson.
The box! The box! A boat is just a boat, but the box could be anything, even a boat!
When I was a kid, there were certain toys that were always cool. Like walkie-talkies, G.I. Joe stuff, “Star Wars” toys, and an empty refrigerator box. The latter may very well have been the best of all of them.
I hope that kid’s name is “Jack”…