From School Library Journal Grade 2-6-A collection of 72 poems illustrated with black-and-white cartoons. It is divided into sections that include verses about parents， sibling rivalry， school， food， tall tales， creatures， and nonsense. About one third of the selections are "Anonymous" verses such as "God Gave Out Noses" and "I See London" and those by children's poets who specialize in sassy humor such as Jack Prelutsky and Shel Silverstein. The other two thirds are published here for the first time， including nine by Lansky himself. Most feature simple rhymed couplets and some suffer from uneven rhyme and meter. Because most of these poems rely on subjects such as underwear， bathroom humor， and body noises for their appeal， they will likely be popular with young readers. Libraries needing to flesh out their humorous poetry collections may find this useful， and teachers and school librarians will find it a surefire addition for reluctant readers.Barbara Chatton， College of Education， University of Wyoming， LaramieCopyright 1998 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Card catalog description Humorous poems divided into categories such as "Me，" "Parents，" "Gross Out，" and "All Mixed Up" by poets including Shel Silverstein， Judith Viorst， and Jack Prelutsky. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.