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Reader recommendation: All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten

Monitor readers share their favorite book picks.

  • By Ann Cummings, Princeton N.J.

All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten by Robert Fulghum was a good read 25 years ago and again this month – with the added bonus of discovering Fulghum's website (Robertfulghum.com). He publishes a blog roughly once a week on subjects of current interest to him and us. At Christmas it was "Crisis in the cheese aisle" about a little boy's tantrum when he wanted candy canes, not cheese, and his mother's simple resolution. Or recently, on January 27, when he wrote about the Super Bowl and the importance of the word, "Omaha." Some things never go out of style.

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