It required, however, several false starts, as Mr. Trillwing kept skipping words, and I, like a good 5-year-old, kept correcting him because the omissions were throwing off the meter of the verse. Eventually, the whole exercise devolved into giggles as I kept apologizing to Lucas for his father's semiliteracy.
Mr. Trillwing protested: "It's just that this book is like Atlas Shrugged, you know? It gets easier to read after the first half."
The book in question?

Yeah, just like Ayn Rand, Honey.
4 comments:
hehe, HILARIOUS!
That's funny.
My son called his belly button be-bo for months.
Please tell me you are secretly taping this.
Honestly, I think this book reads better without the page about balloons. I mean, one minute the hippos are at the beach, and the next they are talking about balloons in a different meter, and then they are back to the beach singing. What gives?
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