E-waa

"The E-Waa" is for children & for those who enjoy reading to them. It is a wonderful bedtime story. There's a freshness about the style & story that makes for delightful reading. The use of poetry to tell such a story adds to the charm of the book. Worthy to mention: the illustrations are graphic & heighten interest. An added dimension is that they are colorbook quality. The E-waa is a friendly beast that tells Baby-waas stories at night with hopes of keeping them in bed. He tells his stories much the same way as humans do when trying to keep their children in bed at bedtime. He is a friendly fellow who loves to eat car parts. He loves his Baby-waas, & human children everywhere. Much to the dismay of the E-waa & She-waa, the Baby-waas sometimes sneak junk food at bedtime. The Baby-waas sorrowfully admit giving in to the temptation & eating their nightlight. The E-waa tells the Baby-waas a bedtime story about how human children look, play after bedtime, & sometimes eat junk food like Baby-waas do. The story teaches that viewpoint can make a difference in how much alike all are despite the differences.Davis, Robert C. is the author of 'E-waa', published 1991 under ISBN 9780962994906 and ISBN 0962994901.