Marshall, who also did Children's Letters to God 30 years ago. Children's Letters has sold two million copies and is still going strong; this new collection follows the same format (small, square design, with each page containing a facsimile of a child's reflections in the child's own handwriting). Some of these nuggets of wisdom are poignant, and others hilarious; one child muses that ""hell is a bad place, worse than camp,"" while another notes that heaven is pretty selective: ""you can't get there unless you're dead, and even then it's hard to get in."" A girl named Mara muses, ""My grandma says the good die young. I don't want to die young, so what am I supposed to do?"""  (less)