Overview
Here are more than 120 hysterical, philosophical, rhetorical, and commonsensical poems and pictures that explore the perfectly not-so-perfect world of picky kids, Miss Muffet's revenge, magic homework wands, yellow snow, and Sunday's sundaes New York Times bestselling author Karma Wilson and renowned New Yorker cartoonist Barry Blitt have created a brilliantly entertaining poetry collection sure to be a source of pleasure and inspiration to kids everywhere.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9781416900924
- ISBN-10: 1416900926
- Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry Books
- Publish Date: March 2009
- Dimensions: 8.8 x 7 x 1.1 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.25 pounds
- Page Count: 176
- Reading Level: Ages 6-10
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Karma Wilson knows her way around a rhyme scheme. She's best recognized for the catchy rhythms of Bear Snores On and its lovable sequels. In What's the Weather Inside? Wilson engages readers from the get-go with funny and sometimes naughty poems such as "What Your Dog Might Be Thinking" ("I love to munch what the garbage man missed. / I love to give my people kisses. / SLURP!") and "Mom's Diet" ("Whenever we go out to eat, she gets the diet size. / But at this rate she won't lose weight. / My mom steals half my fries!"). Coupled with the simple comic drawings of Barry Blitt, What's the Weather Inside? reveals the multidimensional talents of Wilson, a clearly seasoned writer.
A turn for the verse
Karma Wilson knows her way around a rhyme scheme. She's best recognized for the catchy rhythms of Bear Snores On and its lovable sequels. In What's the Weather Inside? Wilson engages readers from the get-go with funny and sometimes naughty poems such as "What Your Dog Might Be Thinking" ("I love to munch what the garbage man missed. / I love to give my people kisses. / SLURP!") and "Mom's Diet" ("Whenever we go out to eat, she gets the diet size. / But at this rate she won't lose weight. / My mom steals half my fries!"). Coupled with the simple comic drawings of Barry Blitt, What's the Weather Inside? reveals the multidimensional talents of Wilson, a clearly seasoned writer.
