A young boy's questions lead to more and more questions, but there do not seem to be any answers. These questions are strange and don't really need answers but he continues to give objects feelings and life and ask questions about "what if's".

Love Love LOVE this book! ( )

Whacky questions and strange illustrations. ( )

Stream of consciousness pondering, some poetic and some not. Z really liked it . . . and spent a considerable about of time making up his own Brown-esque questions afterwards. Warning: Calef's not for everyone (post-moderny) and this is definitely not his best work.

12/6/11 Update: Z re-read this aloud as independent reading.
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This is another great use of rhythmic style this time used in nothing but questions. Many absurd and amazing questions are asked and ends with a great lesson. You should NEVER stop asking questions. ( )