Pout-Pout Tales & Tails

Have you read the picture book, The Pout-Pout Fish by Debra Diesen?

Our friends visited the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, in Japan with their grandchildren. They all decided the fish in the featured photo above could easily have posed for the book.This book is an excellent read-aloud for your little ones, especially when they are pouting. It might be good for an adult with the grumps, too.

Recently, I read the book to my grands. They giggled to the rhythm and rhyme. But they especially enjoyed reciting the repetitive lines with me. At the end, I asked them if they ever pouted.

They all shook their heads.

All except my matter-of-face grandson, that is. He sat stoically beside me.

“Your mouth looks kind of like the fish,” I said. “Are you pouting?”

He replied, “My face is what it is.”

Hmm. Future engineer in training.

How’s your face?

If your face needs a lift, consider reading the picture book before you schedule major surgery.

By the way, did you notice anything strange about this blog post’s title?

 

 

 

 

Tell me your thoughts in the comments below.

Or tell me your opinion of the featured fish. Do you think he is pouting?

Or tell me your opinion of The Pout-Pout Fish book. Did your children/grandchildren enjoy the book?

Be sure to see last week’s blog post about other Fish Tails. To view the gardens outside the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium see this previous blog post.

The price of my ebook: Grandma Brain has been reduced to $2.99 prior to the upcoming release of the paperback version. Check it out for more stories of hope and humor for Grandma brains as well as the brains of other child-care providers.

Until next time . . . Travel Light,
SuZan

© 2021 SuZan Klassen – All Rights Reserved

 


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