No Room for a Mouse – Japanese
The Japanese version of No Room for a Mouse just arrived and it looks … well, Japanese! It’s now my most international title, published in four languages and five countries. Not bad.
Duck’s Stuck – French
Duck’s Stuck is now in French … Canadian! I guess that’s ANOTHER language I’m going to have to learn. It’s hard enough reading english most of the time, so it might have to wait a while.
Shoot, so that’s that one supposes.
You know, there’s actually this new invention they came out with recently. It helps a TON with problems exactly like yours. It’s called the “pause button,” and let’s not forget that handy dandy “seek bar.” Using both those tools will help you learn at your own pace. I’m afraid I have nothing in here to help with your social ineptitude though.
I have building a new house, classic design and don’t know what kind of stairs to put in. Every body does oak but I’m not sure, would love to something more traditional with maghogany and painted wood but scared it will not to be to everyone’s taste.Thanks for this useful posting.Rull
Oh Thank you so much for taking us on your walk! I love the scenery!!!I also loved those picnic tables…because they also look a bit like BENCHES!
It’s much easier to understand when you put it that way!