My kids have a new favorite book thanks to the Scholastic book order (which I LOVE) from E.R.'s school. I only mention it because I overheard A.M. repeating parts while eating breakfast this morning. I had to laugh. I find this book hilarious. A "doo-dee-doo" singing rabbit finds a family of otters have moved in next door. How should he act? He wonders. Among other kindnesses, the rabbit decides he and the otters could share things such as books and treats. What does an otter read? You ask. Why "Harry Otter", of course. (A book SO popular it even appeals to the semi-aquatic, fish eating demographic; yet, I still haven't managed to sit down and read it. I'm the only one--I know. Even the otters have beat me out.)
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Otters' Rules
My kids have a new favorite book thanks to the Scholastic book order (which I LOVE) from E.R.'s school. I only mention it because I overheard A.M. repeating parts while eating breakfast this morning. I had to laugh. I find this book hilarious. A "doo-dee-doo" singing rabbit finds a family of otters have moved in next door. How should he act? He wonders. Among other kindnesses, the rabbit decides he and the otters could share things such as books and treats. What does an otter read? You ask. Why "Harry Otter", of course. (A book SO popular it even appeals to the semi-aquatic, fish eating demographic; yet, I still haven't managed to sit down and read it. I'm the only one--I know. Even the otters have beat me out.)
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