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Quirky Question of the Month

Should Vegetarians eat animal crackers?
Only the ones made out of tofu. ~ Titania Ladley

No. They should give them to me. Yum yum! ~ Nalini Singh

Linda McCartney wouldn't eat anything with a face. So, if the vegetarians eat the broken crackers, I think they're okay. ~ Lucinda Betts

Not if they're "true believers." ~ Bianca D'Arc

You ought not to ask me this question. I once took an Orthodox Jewish friend out to dinner and recommended something, forgetting she couldn't eat shellfish. (It was stuffed mushrooms I believe. Of course, along with the breading, they were stuffed with scallops and clams) When she asked what was in it I realized my error. Since she was already eating (and loving it I might add) I was like "Uh…mushrooms." When she asked what the little white bits were I was like "Uh…scallions?" Luckily, she wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. (Note: I STILL feel guilty about this to this day.) ~ Jacquelyn Frank

Only if the cracker has no legs. ~ Rene Lyons

Only if they're shaped liked carrots. ~ Ruby Storm

No. They need to eat animal quackers. (okay, that was lame, but it was all I could think of). ~ Jade Lee

Only of there are no goldfish crackers left. ~ Charlotte Boyett-Compo

No. That is cruel and inhumane. No gummy worms or cinnamon bears either. ~ Kally Jo Surbeck

Most definitely not. : ) ~ Karen Kay

Only if no one sees them. ~ Karen Kelley

It does seem kind of odd, doesn't it? (I'm an almost-vegetarian). Maybe someone should market leaf crackers or flower crackers just for vegetarians. ~ Mary Winter

Only if they are made out of meat. ~ Mechele Armstrong

Absolutely! Animal crackers don't consume anything other than a few stray bits of flour, vegetable shortening and flavoring. Sparing them is useless. It's not like you're impacting the number of bunnies or squirrels in your local park. Unless you want to feed the animal crackers to them. They'd appreciate it, but animal crackers are too tasty to squander on wildlife, IMHO. Especially the lemon-flavored house brand. (They go very well with tapioca.)~ Liddy Midnight

Hahaha....No! ~ Maggie Nash

Depends, do animals eat vegetarian crackers? ~ Michelle M. Pillow

Sure, they aren't made of meat. But I do wonder if vegetarians perform oral sex. ~ S.L. Carpenter

Why not? Animals eat vegetarian crackers. ~ Sahara Kelly

Absolutely- head first. It's just a cracker. :)~ Erin McCarthy

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May 2007

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Reader Question of the Month

What subject you would like to see addressed more in the books you read?

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Reader Question and Answers from April

Do you need for the books you read to have a happy ending to be satisfied with it?

I generally like a happy ending, but if the book is written well and the characters engaging a book can still satisfy even without a happy ending. An example of such a book is "Beauty" by Susan Wilson, where the herione dies in childbirth. - Sue Ahn

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Newsletter Contest

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What author interviewed in April said the inspiration for her book was a dream?

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