Winkie

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"Winkie" is a retelling of the nursery rhyme Wee Willie Winkie.

REVIEW: Red Spikes by Margo Lanagan 2007
The early buzz on "Winkie" -- named after Chase's own teddy bear -- has been as sweet as honey.

Books: From Our Staff 2007
The super-tall stranger earned the name Winkie because he lacks eyelids, a condition he compensates for by removing them from children.

REVIEW: Red Spikes by Margo Lanagan 2007
Joe should ask her the next time they meet if he can call her Winkie or Cutsie!

In the debate, what mattered 2008
Larry Smith, who also goes by the nickname Winkie, is 6'1 "and 190 pounds.

State Journal Featured Content 2009
We looked at pics from FloFamFest 2009 then went to visit Gmommy (real name Winkie) at the nursing home.

Bless Your Heart 2009
I remember watching a Dutch film called 'Winkie's Horse' all about a chinese girl who moves to Holland and learns about the tradition of Sinterklas and Zwarte Piet.

Christmas in July: Going Dutch Jen 2009
That's the whimsical premise behind "Winkie," the debut novel from NEWSWEEK's Clifford Chase (who wrote the memoir "The Hurry-Up Song").

Books: From Our Staff 2007
The early buzz on "Winkie" — named after Chase's own teddy bear — has been as sweet as honey.

The Islamabad Two-Step 2007
That's the whimsical premise behind "Winkie," the debut novel from NEWSWEEK's Clifford Chase (who wrote the memoir "The Hurry-Up Song").

The Islamabad Two-Step 2007