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“amuses...with rhyme, humor, and quirky illustrations...feeding the imagination of any age reader."
My phone charger asked for time off,
"I'm tired!" it quipped with a scoff.
"In my estimation,
I've earned a vacation;
I need to unplug and cool off!"
J.H. Diehl talks about the
sense in nonsense & how a writing exercise turned into a book:
What is The Daydreaming Sink? A collection of silly limericks about extraordinary ordinary objects – a sink, a kettle, a doormat, a safety pin…they daydream, they dare, they groove, they gripe. It is a candy bar of a book. A book to dip into when you need a moment that is entirely unrelated to the news. You can take one bite – or read all 36.
Inspired by the nonsense tradition of Edward Lear
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