Lila Danisa
To be honest, I only understood most of the "Animal Limericks" part of the book. "Cockroach Soup" and "Glue Soup" were just weird for me. I don't know if I couldn't comprehend good or both of the poems were really segmented. However, when I read both poems to my 5 years old son, he was laughing hard. He said it was so silly people making soup of cockroach and glue. He also said maybe they did it for pranking their friends. Quoting him, he said it's really not good to prank someone with something gross. I concluded that even though he found the poems funny, he still didn't like the real action of it.
Though I didn't enjoy this book and the poems inside, I think someone else might have different opinions.
Thank you to Nina Kossman, Kubik, Open Ends Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
To be honest, I only understood most of the "Animal Limericks" part of the book. "Cockroach Soup" and "Glue Soup" were just weird for me. I don't know if I couldn't comprehend good or both of the poems were really segmented. However, when I read both poems to my 5 years old son, he was laughing hard. He said it was so silly people making soup of cockroach and glue. He also said maybe they did it for pranking their friends. Quoting him, he said it's really not good to prank someone with something gross. I concluded that even though he found the poems funny, he still didn't like the real action of it.
Though I didn't enjoy this book and the poems inside, I think someone else might have different opinions.
Thank you to Nina Kossman, Kubik, Open Ends Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.