The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY), August 28th, 2005
Byline: Laura T. Ryan Staff writer Kim Edwards came into this world thirsty for words. As a toddler, she requested one bedtime story after another. Again. Another. One more, please. "There was no satisfying that appetite," her mother recalls. "We would buy books, but after a while, you'd break the bank. So we'd go to the library a lot." Although pleased with their oldest child's fondness for fairy tales and the like, John and Shirley Edwards, of Skaneateles, were a bit baffled. They weren't big readers themselves, after all. So where did Kim's fixation come from? "I have to admit it did n...
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