eyeRead vintage: Corduroy

Pllleaasseeee tell me you remember this!

This great book written by Don Freeman in 1968 tells the heartwarming story of a scruffy teddy bear named Corduroy. He is most famous for the missing button on his overalls, which he tries to find as he wanders at night in a department store. In the end, he finds something greater when a little girl buys him, and he finally has a home.

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Source: Corduroy by Don Freeman

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Eyeread vintage: Green Eggs & Ham

I will never forget the day I fell in love with Dr. Seuss.

I was four years-old, obsessed with reading, and could not get enough of his books.

The classic story follows a character that refuses to taste green eggs and ham. However, once he tries it, he loves it.

I have to admit the dish does not sound pleasing to my appetite. However, It was because of this story I learned the importance of being open-minded.

Unfortunately, many of us today choose to limit ourselves by not trying new things.

I’m here to tell you: DO NOT FEAR. There’s a world out there waiting for you to grace it with your presence! You never know until you try right?

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