so-so(1741) In 1740 Samuel Richardson wrote Pamela, an epistolary novel about a servant girl who resists her employer's increasingly forceful sexual advances until he proposes marriage, at which point they happily wed. In this 1741 novella, Henry Fielding lampooned Pamela by pretending to publish Pamela's original letters, which expose her as a fraud. Fielding's wit is sharper than Richardson's, but his classism and misogyny are, if anything, worse.
How I spent Saturday night ! A night of laughter though I found walking through the casino like being on the inside of a pinball machine! He was awesome!
Anyone who loved the ten little girls in two straight lines will be tickled by this parody version.
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“Run, run, run as fast as you can. You can‘t catch me—I‘m the Stinky Cheese Man!”
This book would be a great book for older grades to explore different fairy tales with a twist. I then could have them make their own silly fairy tale.
so-soLane Smith's illustrations in The Stinky Cheese Man are bold and full of personality. He combines cartoon characters with real-life images, like old engravings, to create a fun and surprising look. The textures in his artwork add depth and make the pictures feel lively. Overall, his unique style brings the silly stories to life in a way that's both funny and engaging.
