Words of encouragement from author Randolph Randy Camp
Keep taking baby steps toward your goals, and no matter what, don’t ever give up. Hands down, my all-time favorite children’s book have always been ‘The Little Engine That Could’. And still today, after all these years, this book have gotten me through some pretty rough moments. Keep striving! (Photo: May 2025, Moore Memorial Park, LITTLE FREE LIBRARY honoring my daughter Dr. Randie Danielle Camp, near Iowa State University in Ames.) – Randolph Randy Camp
Congratulations on your success… your daughter! I don't believe I ever read The Little Engine That Could. But I certainly have heard of the book I know that there's nothing like taking a little steps every day towards a goal to finally reach it.
In second grade we went to the library in Wausau Wisconsin where they had a fish pond with goldfish in it. Every time I was there I sought out books by Dr. Seuss. In spite of being wacky, those books often had a great lesson. One that I remember most was the overuse of valuable resources to the point of extinction.
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In second grade we went to the library in Wausau Wisconsin where they had a fish pond with goldfish in it. Every time I was there I sought out books by Dr. Seuss. In spite of being wacky, those books often had a great lesson. One that I remember most was the overuse of valuable resources to the point of extinction.
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