I received the following email:

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You may be pleased to know that your website Quoteland has been included in the newly revised, expanded 2nd edition of the 'Young Person's Guide to The Internet' (ISBN 0-415-34505-7) Routledge, September 05.
Please feel free to add a link on your website to www.youngpersonsguide.co.uk
The reference book is for young people, from primary to post-university education, their teachers, schools and parents and contains 1,600 thoroughly researched, up-to-date websites covering education and leisure. It has 30 category headings ranging from 'Art' to 'Younger Children' and covers all UK National Curriculum subjects
As well as key educational subjects such as Math and Geography, IT and Languages, Special Needs and Education & Teachers, the guide includes subjects such as Careers & Students, Sport, Music, Media Studies, Internet Fun and a section for Parents. The first edition of the Young Person's Guide received many favorable reviews including 'The Book' in the Guardian, 'The Teenagers recommended read' in The Times, and 'The best I can find' recommendation from John Clare, the Telegraph's Education editor.
The book is available in bookshops (£16.99 paperback, ISBN 0-415-34505-7), can be ordered from Amazon www.amazon.co.uk and from the publishers www.routledge.com You can also order copies via the book's website www.youngpersonsguide.co.uk
If you have any questions please feel free to write to us at the e-mail address below, or if you know of any special websites that you would like to be considered for inclusion in our next edition of the Young Person's Guide please let us know. We look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards
Kate Hawthorne & Daniela Sheppard
Authors of The Young Person's Guide to the Internet
E-mail: youngpersonsguide@gmail.com

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"Youth fades; love droops, the leaves of friendship fall; A mother's secret hope outlives them all."- Oliver Wendell Holmes

Well hurrah and hoozah for British education! Awfully good of them to include bally old Quoteland and thoroughly well deserved, I might add, jolly splendid news indeed; keep up the good work, wot, wot.

Stella Splendens
December 22, 1985 - March 27, 2003
RIP
...Always.

Ho ho! Good festive news, I say! Keep up the sugar, luv!