Marnye | ||
What book do you think everyone on Earth should read? "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore." Why? I think the story is magical. If you could live in the world of one of your favorite books for a day, which book would you choose? "A Bear Called Paddington." Why? Because hanging out with Paddington for a day would be sooo much fun. | ||
Melissa | ||
What book do you think everyone on Earth should read? “Parable of the Sower” by Octavia Butler It’s one of the originals in dystopian fiction, and while it was written in the 1990s about 2025, there are a lot of parallels to the problems and challenges we see in the world today. If you could live in the world of one of your favorite books for a day, which book would you choose? Any of the worlds created by Oliver Jeffers. His illustration style is gorgeous and so creative! | ||
Jo | ||
What book do you think everyone on Earth should read? “The Invention of Hugo Cabret” It’s a beautiful and innovative blend of graphic and text-based story telling. If you could live in the world of one of your favorite books for a day, which book would you choose? Any of the mythology-based worlds created by Rick Riordan. Other than the whole impending apocalypse vibe, it would be incredible to experience mythological beings firsthand. | ||
The Lime Green Giraffe (LGG) is a by-girls for-girls online publication of the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta. We publish two annual issues in Fall and Spring in addition to special issues focused on matters important to the staff members, and coverage of special Girl Scout events.
We were founded in 2004, and are written, organized, and produced by a staff of about 20 Girl Scouts ages 11 to 17 from the greater Atlanta area.
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