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Sense meets Non-sense in a tale of peaceful coexistence Jan 29, 2007
By Charles Ashbacher Everything is fine on Nonsense Street. The people and their pets do things in a nonsensical manner and are very happy doing things the way they do them. Their children don't go to school and it is fine if they even read their books upside down. The people of Nonsense Street have messes everywhere in their houses, they sleep under their beds, they run away from people rather than saying hello, and they eat their food with their hands.
Suddenly, a new family moves into the neighborhood. They are the Normal people and their children go to school, they are mannerly in eating, are polite in their greetings to others, their children work hard doing their homework and they wash their face and brush their teeth in the mornings. This causes the Non-sense people to hold more firmly to their views of the world. Neither side tries to change the other, even though both believe that theirs is the better way.
The story is told in verse and it is very well done for the level of children in second or third grade. These children will find the story amusing and they will laugh at the antics of the non-sense people. The book is very well illustrated, the colors are pronounced and distinct. On the back cover, the author claims that the story will teach children diversity. I don't agree with that, the lesson that most children will take away is the silliness of sloppiness and being antisocial. It will charm them into laughter, as they find the actions of the non-sense people to be absurd to the point of hilarity.
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