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I discovered Wonderopolis, a fabulous website to use with children to enhance their natural curiosity about the world.  You know how children are always asking questions?  Well, adults should keep that mindset as well! Imagine the progress we'd make! They feature a wonder-of-the-day, which widget I have added to the home page of this website.
As the site notes: "Visit Wonderopolis®. It’s a place where wonder and learning are nurtured through the power of discovery, creativity and imagination." Wonderopolis is brought to life by the National Center for Family Literacy (NCFL) and supported by the Verizon Thinkfinity, the Annenberg Foundation, Better World Books and Humana.
Sublime, sublime, sublime!
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Fitzgerald or Hemingway?
Rhett or Ashley?
For that matter, Scarlett or Melanie?
Jay Gatsby or Tom Buchanan?
George Wickham or Fitzwilliam Darcy? (Pride and Prejudice)
In the 90's update: Daniel Cleaver or Mark Darcy? (Bridget Jones's Diary)
May Welland or Ellen Olenska? (The Age of Innocence)
Arthur or Lancelot?
Charles Darnay or Sydney Carton? (A Tale of Two Cities)
Heathcliff or Edgar Linton? (Wuthering Heights)
Tonya or Lara? (Doctor Zhivago)
Florentino Ariza or Juvenal Urbino? (Love in the Time of Cholera)
Betty or Veronica?
Louis or Lestat?  (Interview with a Vampire)
Dracula or Frankenstein?
Sauron or Voldemort?
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The one eye versus the nose (or lack thereof)...

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