"Zam Zoodle Oop Boop Soup!” is a book which is very rare. It is a book with which no one can compare to any other good Zam Zoodle Oop Boop Soup book that is so rare.This book is aimed at an audience of children between the ages of 3 and 10. It can be enjoyed by pre-readers as well as beginning and intermediate readers. Above all, people of all ages will enjoy this fun and inspirational book of children's poetry by author and illustrator J.Kaylin."Zam Zoodle Oop Boop Soup!" with its silly poetry, limericks and puns, parodies and common non-sense is also meant to encourage readers to think of themselves as being special while they discover the magic of the written word through child rhymes and unusual verse. J.Kaylin's understanding of children and the child within is once again evident in this delightfully written and illustrated children's book. So whatever tickles your ribs and turns your pages, fires up your kindling or nooks your book, slays your Jabberwocky, sings your song of sixpence, zizzer-zazzers your zuzz, un-noodles your knots, or just zam zibbs your zots, professional editors have described J.Kaylin as the next generation in humor and word play since Ogden Nash.A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: Why over the years my first simple little book has had such a unique appeal to children and to others as well, I do not know. Yet, why did I write my first book in the first place? Why am I writing a second children's book similar to my first book, A Yellow Jellow, What Did You Say?, which is now in its second edition? I have always liked silly words, wits, and rhymes. I liked the Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz at the end of Dr. Seuss's "ABC's". I liked Shel Silverstein's book, "The Missing Piece", and I really liked, "The Real Mother Goose". These books fascinated me when I was young. I read them and read them. I liked how they spoke to me, and sometimes from across the pages came a simple message wrapped in a certain kind of wit, humor, or in just plain silliness. I loved words. I loved how they sounded and were put together. I loved how they felt and how they made me feel. I don't know how many times I read that last page in Dr. Seuss's "ABC's" - The Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz.
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