Classics for Children - Revision history

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Cook879 at 17:23, May 29, 2012

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Mythigator at 14:08, July 3, 2011

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Mythigator: Created page with "{{noncanon}} {{Book2 |name = Classics for Children |image = 220px |author = |genre = Classical Literature |appearance = "[[Tales from the Public..."

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Created page with "{{noncanon}} {{Book2 |name = Classics for Children |image = 220px |author = |genre = Classical Literature |appearance = "[[Tales from the Public..."

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{{Book2
|name = Classics for Children
|image = [[File:ClassicsForChildren.jpg|220px]]
|author =
|genre = Classical Literature
|appearance = "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"
}}

'''''Classics for Children''''' is a book that [[Homer Simpson]] checked out from the library and then forgot about. The book is a collection of stories from classical literature, presumably edited for children.

== History ==
Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. Ho forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.

When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{w|Honda Odyssey (North America)|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the {{w|William Shakespeare}} play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Tales from the Public Domain}}

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 Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. He forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.
-When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{W2|Honda Odyssey|North America|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the [[William Shakespeare]] play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.
+When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{W|Homer}}'s ''{{W|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{W2|Honda Odyssey|North America|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{W|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{W|Joan Van Ark}}; and the [[William Shakespeare]] play ''{{W|Hamlet}}''.
 == Behind the Laughter ==
-*''Classics for Children'' is a {{w|Framing device|framing device}} for the episode "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]". The selections that [[Homer]] reads become the episode's segments: "D'oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" (the ''Odyssey''), "Hot Child in the City" (Joan of Arc), and "Do the Bard, Man" (''Hamlet'').
+*''Classics for Children'' is a {{W|Framing device|framing device}} for the episode "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]". The selections that [[Homer]] reads become the episode's segments: "D'oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" (the ''Odyssey''), "Hot Child in the City" (Joan of Arc), and "Do the Bard, Man" (''Hamlet'').
-*"Odyssey" is the name of a real-life minivan, manufactured by {{w|Honda}} since 1994.
+*"Odyssey" is the name of a real-life minivan, manufactured by {{W|Honda}} since 1994.
-*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Knots Landing}}''.
+*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}'' and ''{{W|Knots Landing}}''.
 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Tales from the Public Domain}}

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 Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. He forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.
-When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{W2|Honda Odyssey|North America|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the {{w|William Shakespeare}} play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.
+When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{W2|Honda Odyssey|North America|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the [[William Shakespeare]] play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.
 == Behind the Laughter ==
 *''Classics for Children'' is a {{w|Framing device|framing device}} for the episode "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]". The selections that [[Homer]] reads become the episode's segments: "D'oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" (the ''Odyssey''), "Hot Child in the City" (Joan of Arc), and "Do the Bard, Man" (''Hamlet'').
 *"Odyssey" is the name of a real-life minivan, manufactured by {{w|Honda}} since 1994.
-*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{W2|Dallas|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Knots Landing}}''.
+*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Knots Landing}}''.
 == Appearances ==

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 Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. He forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.
-When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{w|Honda Odyssey (North America)|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the {{w|William Shakespeare}} play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.
+When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{W2|Honda Odyssey|North America|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the {{w|William Shakespeare}} play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.
 == Behind the Laughter ==
 *''Classics for Children'' is a {{w|Framing device|framing device}} for the episode "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]". The selections that [[Homer]] reads become the episode's segments: "D'oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" (the ''Odyssey''), "Hot Child in the City" (Joan of Arc), and "Do the Bard, Man" (''Hamlet'').
 *"Odyssey" is the name of a real-life minivan, manufactured by {{w|Honda}} since 1994.
-*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{w|Dallas (TV series)|Dallas}}'' and ''{{w|Knots Landing}}''.
+*Joan Van Ark (born June 16, 1943) is an American actress most famous for her roles on ''{{W2|Dallas|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Knots Landing}}''.
 == Appearances ==

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 == History ==
-Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. Ho forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.
+Homer checked out ''Classics for Children'' from the library when [[Bart]] was born, intending to read to him from it every day. He forgot all about the book, however, until an overdue notice came in the mail from the library.
 When Bart asked what happened to Homer's plan to read to him from the book, Homer replied that "Stuff kept coming up. Mostly car-related." [[Lisa]] suggested he read to them now. Homer first petulantly declared that he would be the one to decide who read and when, but then he calmed down and started reading to Bart and Lisa. He read to them the book's selections from {{w|Homer}}'s ''{{w|Odyssey}}'', which Homer at first confused for a {{w|Honda Odyssey (North America)|minivan}} he had once rented; the story of {{w|Joan of Arc}}, whom he mixed up with {{w|Joan Van Ark}}; and the {{w|William Shakespeare}} play ''{{w|Hamlet}}''.