RUSH: Here’s Sydney in Marietta, Georgia.  She is 11 years old.

CALLER:  Hi!

RUSH:  (Laughing) Hi!  How are you?

CALLER:  I’m good.  How are you?

RUSH:  I could not be better since you’ve called.

CALLER:  Thank you.  I just wanted to say that I think that your books make history really interesting and fun to learn.

RUSH:  Well, thank you very much because that is exactly what we’re trying to do.  I am so happy, Sydney, that you like them.  Have you read them all?

CALLER:  No, not yet, but I’m almost done.

RUSH:  So do you have them all?

CALLER:  No.  I usually get this from the library.

RUSH:  Oh.  Okay.  The library.  Well, you know what?  I can send you a set of all five since the fifth one just came out yesterday.  I would love to send you a set of all five.  And you know what else?  I would love to send you a stuffed Liberty doll.

CALLER:  Thank you.

RUSH:  Oh, yeah.  It’s really well done.  It’s really a great replica of Liberty.  So do you have a favorite of these books yet?

CALLER:  My favorite one is the one with the Patriots.

RUSH:  Ah, yes.  That’s great to hear, actually.  Well, look.  Sydney, I want you to hang on, and Mr. Snerdley here is gonna get your address so that we can send the books out to you and the Liberty doll and we’ll put together a whole little goody package for you —

CALLER:  Thank you.

RUSH:  — and get them out to you as quickly as we can, because I, we, are all very grateful for people like you who read the books and like them.

CALLER:  Thank you.                                                                 

RUSH:  Thank you, Sydney, very much.  That is Sydney, Marietta, Georgia.