From The Bestselling Author of A Stranger For Christmas. "If Two Trains Are Approaching Cleveland, and One Leaves At 1: 00 P. M. and Travels At 50 Mph. . . " You Thought--You Hoped--You'd Left
Them Far Behind, Along With Home- Work Assignments, Carbon Paper, and Caf- Eteria Food. But Have You Noticed That You're Still Faced With Story Problems? "If You Woke Up 14 Mornings In A Row
Wondering If It Was Worth It To Get Out of Bed Because You Felt Like You'd Been Giving 100% To 2 Dozen People and Get- Ting Only 30% In Return. . . "So How Do Big Boys and Girls Solve Those
Kind of Prob- Lems? Told In The Straightforward Trad- Ition of A Classic Fable, and Illust- Rated As Richly As A Favorite Children's Story, Pearson's Modern Tale Will In- Spire Every Adult
Facing His Or Her Own Story Problems.
