Reviews
Kathy Stinson has done it again. She has got right inside the mind of a bored child pestering her mother and exercising her own imagination at the same time. Nobody really minds; mother has an imagination to match her daughter's, and the book ends with a fine touch of humour.
Those Green Things is a great book to coax reluctant read-alouders into playing along.
This is a different story abouat the colour green. Not only is the imagination allowed free rein, but the text is written in an unusual poetic sort of question and answer style.
