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I still love these poems after all these years. Who can fail to recall "Lazy Jane" when speaking or hearing about anyone lazy, or when it rains outside?
Or "What a Day" when you are "that kind of day"?
And can you ever use clean the bathroom without thinking of the delightful drawing that accompanied the lines:
"Teddy said it was hat
So I put it on
Now Daddy's saying
"Where the heck has the toilet plunger gone?"
Maybe I am just as silly as the book...
Or "What a Day" when you are "that kind of day"?
And can you ever use clean the bathroom without thinking of the delightful drawing that accompanied the lines:
"Teddy said it was hat
So I put it on
Now Daddy's saying
"Where the heck has the toilet plunger gone?"
Maybe I am just as silly as the book...
Jennifer T. (MosaicofThoughts) reviewed Where the Sidewalk Ends: Poems and Drawings on + 19 more book reviews
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One of the best poetry books for children and may be adults too. I am 23 and I love it.
Janis K. (scrapbooklady) reviewed Where the Sidewalk Ends: Poems and Drawings on + 472 more book reviews
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Every child should experience the genius of Shel Silverstein. His poems "speak" to children, and adults alike.
