About the book
Beloved nursery rhymes told with a twist. In Little Bo Peep, the
narrator is one of the sheep who say "In the first place she didn't lose
us," or in Hickory Dickory Dock the story is told from the viewpoint of
the clock. In Little Miss Muffet, the spider says "I was invited
to that fateful lunch." There is also a politically correct version
of Little Bo Peep, as well as Hey, Diddle Diddle told as a sermon by a
fundamentalist preacher, plus A Diller, A Dollar, Mary Had a Little Lamb,
Jack and Jill and Humpty Dumpty.
About the Author
Al Manning, AKA The Resident Curmudgeon, is a retired Naval Officer
and a retired instructor in Microcomputer systems. He lives in Waynesville,
NC.
Other works by The Resident Curmudgeon:
The Resident Curmudgeon's View of the World
The Courier
Confessions of a Computer Gypsy
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