About This Book
Sister Madge's Book of Nuns is a collection of humorous rhyming poems that introduce readers to the eccentric residents of the Convent of Our Lady of Immense Proportions. Author Doug MacLeod brings to life a series of unconventional nuns, each with their own delightful foibles and quirks. Described as 'wicked, warped, and hilarious' in the vein of Roald Dahl and The Addams Family, this book offers pure entertainment with clever wordplay and absurd situations. It's an excellent choice for children aged 4-11 who enjoy silly humor and poetry, providing a lighthearted look at individuality and imagination.
Sister Madge, of the Convent of Our Lady of Immense Proportions, describes in verse the foibles of a number of unconventional nuns.
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Which nun was your favorite and why?
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What makes these nuns so unconventional or different?
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If you could write a poem about a silly character, what would they be like?
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How does the rhyming make the poems fun to read?
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What does it mean to be 'wicked' or 'warped' in a funny way?
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