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4.25 AVERAGE
4.25 AVERAGE
3.5
I prefer the sequel, You Have to Fucking Eat.
I prefer the sequel, You Have to Fucking Eat.
I saw the Samuel L. Jackson narrative version of this story online after the book made a big buzz on the internet. It's cute, a little funny, but not fantastic. A simple bedtime story for kid's with the word "Fuck" sprinkled through out.
A true classic. Samuel L. Jackson's reading on youtube is definitely the best.
funny
lighthearted
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
N/A
Strong character development:
N/A
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
This book was hilarious, but if you get the chance, let your iPad read it to you. The voice is terrifying, the accent a jumbled thing, and the page telling the child that he/she is a "liar" is the stuff of my nightmares. It was awesome!
Hilarious. Honest. Light hearted. Everyone can relate in some way or another.
Three stars may be a little much for this one, but I am rounding up. As the title suggests, it is about what we, as parents, really think when we are trying to get our children to go to bed. The book consists of illustrations with a 4-line rhyming stanza with the last line incorporating the title of the book. It uses other cuss words but mainly sticks with the f-bomb. The first two lines are typically what you would find in a children's book while the last two lines are the thoughts in our head. As a parent who also sometimes wished my kid would go the f*&k to sleep, I rather enjoyed seeing the thoughts in my head in print. I read this book with a wry smile and an occasional chuckle.
We've told my daughter that this book is about a kitty and a baby who go night-night. I wonder how long that will last.