have seven hundred wives,
he also had three hundred concubines.
So was it customary,
in the month of February,
for the king to send a thousand valentines?
Welcome to “Writer’s Cramp,” just one of over a hundred fun poems for kids based on stories from the Old Testament of the Bible found in Don't Mess with Moses by Marty Nystrom. Some are hilarious; some are sweet. All are witty. I wish I could be so smart!
I know this is the second book review in a row, but I just had to share this one. My sis saw it in a bookstore a couple of years ago, and we each picked up a copy. It’s still a favorite at our house. I had to pry it out of my son’s hands to share the poem above with you in honor of Children’s Poetry Day.
While I appreciate the books I read as an adult to keep my mind growing and learning (like the Isaac Newton book I reviewed for BookSneeze), and I love the idea of blogging for free books, I adore children’s books from my library. Maybe it’s because I can understand them without thinking too hard, or maybe it’s for pictures like this that tickle my funny bone:
So pick up some children's poetry and relax. It's the perfect day for that.
Happy Sunday. Happy Reading.
2 comments:
I'm going to have to look for that one on Amazon.
Thanks for teh book review. It is being put on the "to be purchased list."
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