I know Momma and Daddy agree about playing marbles for keeps. That it is gambling. When play marbles for keeps, I just don't tell them.That makes it okay. Maybe. I know I don't agree with them on this decision. Boys do that sometimes. They don't tell their momma and their daddy things they should tell them. It's confusing why we do this. Some things you just don't tell. It's the rules. Drag racing down the hill on bicycles. Fighting. Playing marbles for keeps.Do you work with children? Do you train people to work with children? Do you have children of your own? If you do, then new BOOK TITLE is a great resource for you Based on experiences from his own childhood, author Dr. Hal Ritter has written a wonderful account of how elementary-school-age boys grow and how they learn about themselves, life, and God. It is a delightful, humorous look at the journey of childhood as seen through the eyes of a child.