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Children's Books
Title: The Great Cheese Squeeze Author: Bryan Ballinger and Keith Lango Rating:  Must Read!
Publisher: ZonkerKids Reviewed by: Jeni | View Bio |
 
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A Gruntly & Iggy Adventure Two is better than one! That's the moral of the story and a good moral for kids to learn. Teamwork. This is a very odd story is told in an incredibly original way. Mr. Gruntly Fromage and the Reverend Ignatious P. Bubblesmog (great names!) live in a light house and sell their crafts to tourists: sculptures of cheese made by Gruntly and wind chimes made of buggy bits created by Iggy. Gruntly must come up with an original idea for a new sculpture that he wants to submit to the Prairie Cheese Carver's contest. This is where Iggy's help comes in, but in a very round-about way.
The prose flows wonderfully off of the tongue. Adults will
love reading this one out loud to the kids, even if the kids
question what some of those words mean. The wonderfully
rendered 3-D graphics will be sure to catch the kids' eyes
as well. This is certainly a book your kids will be begging
to have you read to them over and over. And you won't even
mind!
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