It captured for me what the essence of the book was about the incredible intensity of high school football in American life, the monumental pressure that is placed upon kids to act like men, and the noble ability of these kids to come together at great sacrifice.
She still winced at the idea of motherhood, cultivated privacy and solitude, and despite her attachment to the Sweet Apple tykes believed childlessness the noble course (yes, your kid might cure cancer, but probably he'd grow up to play video games, or, if the world followed its current path, huddle in a gulch slurping gulchwater and recalling the grandeur of video games).
You're not fit to wipe the Royal do-do from this kid's noble heiny, bucko!
Unfortunately, the kid's noble attempt to save his family from a scourge of blood-sucking pests didn't exactly work out.
I know you're trying to be noble by not introducing your kid to a culture of dishonesty, but news flash: All parents lie to their kids.
His Kong is noble savage, anarchic beast, wounded kid and unloosed id.
It's beautiful, spellbinding, and those kids are like noble gladiators.
FOR CHILDREN BARNES & NOBLE Open Mic Poetry for Kids!, Cheryl Racanelli, host and creator of the Poetry Jar Workshop for Children.
Planetaria do something noble and honorable: they teach kids.
The "bumbling grumbling dwarves of the book" that Schaeffer loves were never believable as king and noble retainers, except to little kids.
