Pete Holmes knows that Star, his three-year-old girl, is bright, and he worries that being so
intelligent will make life difficult for her (as it has for himself); and then when an
equally bright boy moves in next door and Pete observes them playing together and dropping an
impossibly ancient Egyptian coin, he’s not sure whether that makes the situation better or
worse.
And those were the children who were too little to cross the street!
And those were the children who were too little to cross the street!
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