
Fun & Nonsense
INTRODUCTION
THE BARBER
THE REFUSAL
A HOPELESS CASE
THE GREENHORN
OLD MR. MATCH
THOUGHTS UNSTRUNG
THE MISER
DR. KEY'S ANSWER
Step into a playful world where peppermint becomes a barber pole, a lettuce loses its head, and an elderly match brightens the day with a cheerful spark. In these lighthearted verses, everyday objects and familiar foods take on lively personalities, trading witty remarks and finding themselves in delightfully silly situations.
A pair of merry twins guides listeners through a collection of compact comic poems filled with wordplay, rhymes, and clever double meanings. Meet a miserly pocketbook, a proud doctor made of key and cake, scissor twins who may be sharp but not especially clever, and a wise pen with one very practical lesson still to learn. Cheerful, imaginative, and easy to enjoy aloud, these playful sketches offer gentle nonsense for children and anyone who appreciates a well-timed pun.
Language
en
Duration
~3 minutes (3K characters)
Release date
Feb 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1873–1946
An American illustrator and author whose lively pictures helped shape early-20th-century children’s books and popular history. His work ranges from fairy tales and alphabet books to a sweeping visual account of the nation’s past.
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