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Aug. 19, 2011
Weaving ‘Charlotte’s Web’
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| In his new book, The Story of Charlotte’s Web, writer Michael Sims traces the life of E.B. White. From White’s childhood in suburban New York and rural Maine, to his adult years as a New Yorker writer, Sims shows how White’s experiences in nature shaped his classic novel. Read an excerpt here. |
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