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The Roadrunner and the Rattlesnake

The silly poems in this book are just for fun. 


Except that each poem ends with a surprise, a zinger to make you laugh--or to make you think about the world around you, or heroes, or gender, or what it all means. 


Starting with simple poems for the young child, the poems include doggerel for teens to adults. 

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What a fun and witty book! In another age it would be have been absurd to have to point out the difference between boys and girls. 

Lots of fun punctuated with eternal truths.


Michael K. Laidlaw, M.D. -  Board Certified Endocrinologist

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Gender

My Puppy is a Dog Named Pete

My puppy is a boy named Pete.

Oh-oh, a girl gave him a treat,

And dressed him in pink flowers and bow.

Is he a girl now? Do you know?


My teacher says that he can switch

But then how do we know who's which?

The answer's simple--'least for me:

Look down below where he goes pee.


My puppy has ...


The poems in The Roadrunner and the Rattlesnake surprise the reader with wonderful humor and hidden gems of truth. The challenges and twists of growing up are highlighted in this witty and entertaining book.   


 Jackson Cramer, Senior Pastor, Cole Community Church - Boise, Idaho 

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A light-hearted book for kids of all ages. Most of the poems are just for fun but some touch on subjects in the news. Critically thinking parents can bring this book home knowing that if their kids ask about 

controversial issues, that's a good thing!


Rabbi Gidon Ariel, Root Source 


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Just for Fun

How to Hide a Piece of Brocc'li

I had a piece of brocc'li that

    I didn't want to eat.

'Cuz brocc'li tastes like--brocc'li.

    It isn't at all sweet.

I cut it with my knife and fork

   and gave a sudden shove.

It sailed right back onto my lap,

    unseen by eyes above.


I innocently dropped it 

    on the floor beside my dog...

Whimsical wisdom in poetry for kids, youths and adults 

in a somewhat Shel Silverstein style.


David J. Glass, Author and Educator

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      A darling book families can enjoy together. Just a charming set of poems affirming the goodness of creation.   


Dr. Jennifer Robach Morse, President, The Ruth Institute 

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Creation Science

A Boy and a Fish

Psittacosaurus--

    a hard name to say.

Funny thing is,

    it did not all decay.

Well, it did and it didn't.

    Some skin parts survived

From back millions of years ago

    when it had thrived.


Wait! Millions of years?

    That's a problem, I say.

Soft tissue like skin for 

    such long years won't stay...  

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ROADRUNNER makes a common sense presentation of truth in a poetic manner. It's a powerful resource for anyone who is concerned about the future of our children.


Pradeep Thorat, Neighborhood Development Center

The Roadrunner and the Rattlesnake is light, fun 

yet addresses important issues confronting 

our children and young adults 

in a simple and easy way.   


Bolawelo Mutumbo, M.Sc., Biomedical 

Life Choices

The First Time's Free

I was just walkin' down the street

Just hip-hip-hopping to a beat

When this weird guy comes from the rear

And hisses softly in my ear:

     I've got some stuff you gotta try.

     Believe me, it makes you so high.

     Now it won't hurt you. It's real clean.

     But kid, the high you get is mean!

Hey, all the... 


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In the many fun topics of The Roadrunner and the Rattlesnake, Ellie Klipp asks "why not" to the many "why" questions of life. She also comments on the more difficult subjects of gender and sexuality.


   Brent Lindquist, Ph.D. - Psychologist, President of Link Care (Ret.), Fresno, CA  

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