While you are waiting for me to put together my long-overdue replies to Graham Edwards and Snowbrush that I promised to do "in my next post" several posts back, please amuse yourselves, every last one of you, by listening to:
A Scottish granny read 'The Wonky Donkey' to her grandchild (4:16)
You won't be sorry. It gets funnier every time I watch it.
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Hee haw! I enjoyed that Vaguey Braguey!
ReplyDeleteThat was funny! I love children's books anyway but this one has to make you laugh.
ReplyDeleteI found the Wonky Donkey in a bookshop a few years ago - and sent a copy to a friend who blogs as the Procrastinating Donkey. Both of us love it.
ReplyDeleteI've only listened to the song which is fun and a silly play on words. Not to mention a memory test, getting the words in the right order as the verses increase.
ReplyDeleteUntil I read your post I had no idea there was a book. The baby in the YouTube clip looked totally unimpressed. Maybe it was a bit young for the word set up?
Alphie
My wife used to be so funny when reading to the kids, doing all the animal voices - e.g. ducks had very stiff mouths. I probably enjoyed it more than the kids.
ReplyDeleteI read that to my Grandson when he was unable even to speak never mind understand. I did it for myself really although my Grandson did gurgle. It's a wonderful video and reminded me why I love it.
ReplyDeleteA good laugh to make my day more enjoyable!
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