Norton Juster, Author Of ‘The Phantom Tollbooth’, Dead At 91

“A budding architect with a self-confessed tendency to procrastinate, Mr. Juster … stumbled into literature much as his most famous hero, Milo, stumbles into the marvelous world of wordplay and adventure in the classic 1961 [book]. They were bored and entirely unsuspecting of the wonders that awaited them.” – The Washington Post