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Sophia, I tend to agree with you. Even if I were starving, I don't think I could touch another liver slice. But you have to understand Old Will. After a lifetime of eating potatoes, there is a craving for meaty, chewy things, and for an Irishman like Old Will, there was nothing meatier and chew...

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Published inThe Booklist Vol. 110; no. 3; p. 7
Main Author Manley, Will
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Booklist Publications 01.10.2013
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Childrens literature
Food
Hunger
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Summary:Sophia, I tend to agree with you. Even if I were starving, I don't think I could touch another liver slice. But you have to understand Old Will. After a lifetime of eating potatoes, there is a craving for meaty, chewy things, and for an Irishman like Old Will, there was nothing meatier and chewier than giblets and gizzards. He couldn't get enough of them. That's why he went from being sad and hungry to jolly and fat. You know how you love the quesadillas at Quiznos?
ISSN:0006-7385