"Brunelle subverts this normally staid 17-syllable Japanese poetic form in this collection celebrating nature at its grossest."-Booklist "Brunelle and Patton explore a side of nature that is no less awe inspiring, but rather pondering the beauty of nature, they dig into the disgusting, gross, and sometimes weird aspects of the world around us. . . The pencil-drawn, digitally colored illustrations bring to life the zany weird facts of the text with humor. Reviewer Rating: 5"-Children's Literature "Offers a crowd-pleasing angle on both nature and poetry."-Kirkus Reviews

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