Let the Wild Rumpus Start!
Fans of Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are* will enjoy President Obama's rendition (via C-SPAN) of the book to a group of kids at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
Where the Wild Things Are is followed by the first lady and children doing If you Give a Mouse a Cookie. I'm not as fond of that book, and it's fortunate the President didn't take it on—it too easily reads like a satire on the legislative process.
UPDATE: Chris Holland couldn't believe that I neglected to link to the trailer of the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are movie. Duly added.
*It's too bad he didn't do Sendak's Pierre. He would have locked in the Liam vote.
Where the Wild Things Are is followed by the first lady and children doing If you Give a Mouse a Cookie. I'm not as fond of that book, and it's fortunate the President didn't take it on—it too easily reads like a satire on the legislative process.
UPDATE: Chris Holland couldn't believe that I neglected to link to the trailer of the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are movie. Duly added.
*It's too bad he didn't do Sendak's Pierre. He would have locked in the Liam vote.
7 Comments:
I think he was having more fun than the kids!
I was sure the title ment collections had been released, oh well...;-)
"If You Give A MOuse A Cookie" strikes me as being much more about entitlements. I'm sure somebody would have objected if that's what GWB was reading to the kids when the towers fell.
I think the main problem was that he kept reading...
Have the Author's Guild filed a complaint yet about this flagrantly piratical unauthorized audio version?
I know. Not only audio rights, but dramatic re-enacting rights.
On the other hand, free publicity, finest kind!
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