Seuss, made even more delicious by the equally outrageous and colorful masterpieces drawn by Jackie Snider, Petula, Who Wouldn’t Take a Bathis guaranteed to plug bathtime boredom forever.
It’s only when Petula grows into an entire vegetable garden, and the neighbors become picky, picky, picky, that our dirty damsel must again come clean. Undaunted,she simply ties a ribbon around the offending veggie. This wild and wonderful zinger shouldn’t just be read aloud:it should be play acted, complete with over the top facial gestures and operatic inflection on ‘Pe tooooo la!’ Petula’s bath time abstinence is becoming a problem, especially when an ancient parental threat comes true: a carrot starts growing from Petula’s ear. CBRAonline is a closed database, hosted by the University of Toronto Libraries to provide free and open access to this comprehensive collection of authoritative reviews of English-language and Canadian-authored scholarly, reference, trade, children's, and teen books published.
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