WHAT COMES OUT OF A SILLY WHALE'S SPOUT
By Kia Ozmore
Illustrations by
Eugene Ruble
“What Comes Out of a
Silly Whale’s Spout,” by Kia Ozmore and illustrated by Eugene Ruble, is as
it says in the title, all about what comes out of a whale’s spout. It’s not the
usual water spray that comes out of a whale’s spout in the ocean. It’s wild,
weird, and "wonder-full" stuff.
If a silly whale is swimming in a lot of desserts, it’ll
shoot chocolate syrup. Or it could be swimming in purple Jello, or in black
ink. Maybe it will be swimming in yellow cheese and spout string cheese. Or
maybe swimming in shampoo and shooting out bubbles. In the end Ms. Ozmore
suggests that the reader could imagine things that the whale could swim in and
shoot strange things out of its spout.
Here’s an excerpt:
But close your eyes and picture
them
in a silly place to swim,
and
you’ll see some funny things come spraying out.
If they’re swimming with some
sweets
in a sea of tasty treats,
you’ll
see chocolate syrup shooting to the sky
Eugene Ruble’s artwork is over the top, completely silly,
colorful, wild and crazy. Kids will find a lot of silly things to point out and
talk about. The author’s suggestion at the end offers kids a fun interactive
outlet for their rich imaginations. Suggested reader age is 4 through 9.
“What Comes Out of a
Silly Whale’s Spout” is published by www.guardianangelpublishing.com
(for ebooks and print books), and also available from www.amazon.com.
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What Comes Out of a Silly Whale's Spout, Kia Ozmore, Eugene Ruble, picture book, children's book, whales, imagination
Sounds like a cute story, Kia. Good luck with your delightful book! Eugene is also the illustrator of my Gatsby series. Kudos as always to Penny for her insightful reviews.
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, thanks for your great and supportive comments. Wishing Kia and Eugen much success!
Delete"What comes out of a Whale's Spout" is an imaginative book that will draw readers into a world of make believe. Author Kia Ozmore’s playful answers and illustrator Eugene Ruble’s vivid, comical pictures will stimulate creativity and unconventional ways of thinking. Kids will delight is conjuring up their own answers.This is fun book for kids and parents to read together.
ReplyDeleteHi Debra, thanks for your detailed comments. Wishing Kia and Eugene success.
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