[bksvol-discuss] Paranoia about cartoons--was synopsis
- From: "Paula and James Muysenberg" <outofsightlife@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 10:53:18 -0500
Hi, Dave,
This is off topic, but just for the record, the individual who said
something about Sponge Bob was misquoted and taken out of context. No one,
to my knowledge, has called any cartoon characters into question. Please
keep in mind that not all news reporters bother to do their homework.
Regards,
Paula
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] synopsis
> Looking over the new titles reminded me where there is a weakness in the
> library, that we as volunteers can't point at the software. While I
> realize that I am probably preaching to the choir, I think we need to make
> an effort to provide at least short synopsis that provide readers with an
> idea of what the book is about. I've used the following book as an
> example, not to single out any submitter, as it is the famous "A Bookshare
> Volunteer," or validater, but because the long synopsis, which is better,
> should have fit comfortably in the short synopsis field.
> It also caught my attention as I found the subject of the book a bit
> humorous as I don't really understand why anyone would find it necessary
to
> debunk a novel. Then again, I never understood why religious leaders
would
> come up with allegations that "Barny," "Telly Tubbies," and "Sponge Bob,"
> promote gay life styles.
> I think next week I'm going to start on my book proving "the Clone Wars"
> were all a fake.
>
> The Da Vinci Hoax: Exposing the Errors in The Da Vinci Code
> by
> Sandra Miesel,
> Carl E. Olson
>
> Synopsis:
> The Da Vinci Hoax
>
> Long Synopsis:
> A complete and well-researched debunking of the popular novel The Da Vinci
Code
>
>
>
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