Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey.
Friday 11 April 2008
Dr Seuss Cartwheeling in His Grave
Fiona Dunbar, author of Lulu Baker and the Silk Sisters books, sent me this hilarious mock-take of picture book cinematization (allegedly written by Dr Seuss himself): Of course if any of us were offered some Hollywood cash for the film rights to anything we've written, the answer is pre-ordained!
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The Lorax will be next. My favourite ruined by a 'Made in China' label on the Thneed and a guest apperance by George Bush tooting Free Trade to ignite the economy.
ReplyDeleteto be fair, the latest seuss outing got very good reviews. Even Film 2008's jonathan ross gave it a rave!
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