As a former English teacher, I love finding books that emphasize a poetic device in a child-appropriate way.
In Slop Goes the Soup, it's all about onomatopoeia. Or, words that describe audible sounds, such as slop, crash, clang, buzz or plip.
Illustrator Henry Cole sends readers on a cause/effect journey as a warthog prepares soup for company in a noisy, disastrous way.
Younger readers will especially like this loud, funny book as it hinges on physical humor--the first kind understood by children.
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