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Brenda
Brenda
9 years ago

When did a slug have a viewpoint and what could it possibly know about children?

DED
DED
9 years ago
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It must hate them. Children stomps on his fellow slugs, poke them with sticks, or (gasp!) pour salt on them.

EricL
EricL
9 years ago

What is that border supposed to be? 1) bloody slug trail, 2) lava, 3) flames.

Whatever it is, I’m sure I could better understand it from the viewpoint of a slug… sigh.

Tuula
Tuula
9 years ago

Now which animal’s viewpoint is this from? If only they could have mentioned the creature about 3 times more… Oh, there’s a picture of a slug. On his little purple blankie. All is clear.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
9 years ago

My childhood memories of slugs: the mindless slimy enemies of my father’s garden tomatoes, the giant mollusks in “The Monster That Challenged the World”. Good luck selling a book about slugs to children, even with a happy smiley cartoon slug on the cover, you will need a lot of luck to make that work. The sequel will be “Children’s Stories from the Viewpoint of a Vulture”.

Kris
Kris
9 years ago

Makes me want to slug somebody.

invader
invader
9 years ago

They only think this cover oozes with charm.

Kirstie
Kirstie
9 years ago

I can’t believe no one’s dared mention this but: #sluglife ;p