Do Not Feed the Table

by Dee Lillegard

Humorous poems offer an original and fanciful look at ordinary kitchen utensils and appliances, as a little boy and his dog go through the day observing all the activities that take place in the kitchen.

32 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1993

Reviews

[Gianna Pesce]

I thought that this poetry book was very cute. It was full of fun poems that dealt with objects that are usually seen in the kitchen. Whether the poem was about food or kitchen appliances, each of the poems had a fun and humorous sense of humor. I enjoyed this book because I thought that it was very cute and appropriate. The illustrations were fairly simple but they were still enjoyable to look at.

[Nicole Angelo]

I really loved this book for kids because it teaches them all about the kitchen in a fun way. I love to cook and bake so I would definitely choose books like this for my kids in the classroom. It was cute and the pictures were nice!

[Jen]

Short little book with poems about items found in most kitchens. My 1st graders did like the poems contained within.

[Beverly]

very short, humorous poems

[Connie]

This is a cute book full of short, descriptive poems about various parts of the kitchen.

[Natalie]

delightful rhymes - Law wanted Broom and Mop over and over.