The idio-idio-idiosyncrasies of spiders are highlighted in this children’s book by the New Yorker journalist.
by Rich Watson
E.B. White was one of the first writers for The New Yorker before he ventured into children’s literature. His book Charlotte’s Web has become a twentieth-century classic tale of friendship.
It also made a heroic figure out of a misunderstood and often feared creature: the common household spider.
