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Anything Box (Paperback)

by Zenna Henderson (Author)
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5.0 out of 5 stars This book is an Anything Box, May 28 2004
By J. A. Eyon "Little Raven" (Seattle - USA) - See all my reviews
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I don't risk generalizing like this often, but...Zenna Henderson stands alone as a writer. There is a melancholy streak in her writing, yet her characters have spunk and resilience. She prefers gentle, empathetic people. And, as a teacher, she vividly portrays children. This can all be found in the title story, "The Anything Box". If you don't like that one, you probably won't like Zenna Henderson's other stories.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful Read, Jan 21 2004
By James A. Landrith Jr. "Free Will Agitator" (Alexandria, VA United States) - See all my reviews
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Strangely enough, I was first introduced to Henderson's writings in 1990, through a group of electronica musicians who named their band after her short story The Anything Box. After reading an interview with the band, and learning of Henderson's influence, I read her excellent collection of short stories titled Anything Box.

In her short story The Anything Box, I appreciated Henderson's sympathetic characterization of the teacher. Henderson, a teacher herself, ably presented the character in a positive manner, without distracting us from the center of the story, Sue-lynn and her Anything Box. Through the teacher's observations, I grew sympathetic for Sue-lynn as a fragile, young mind. At the same time, I was thankful the young girl had such a caring teacher looking out for her well-being. As a side note, I'd like to think that Henderson was such a teacher, given her characterization of the teacher and her obvious empathy for her young charge.

The rest of the stories in this book are just as well-written and engrossing. This is positively one of the best books I've ever read.

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