Shut Up, You're Fine!: Poems for Very, Very Bad Children - Hardcover

Praise for Andrew Hudgins and Barry Moser:
"Andrew Hudgins is a natural storyteller. . . . The surface of Hudgin's poems-their quirky economy, the sheer music of his prosody-are so right because he goes so deep."-"The Washington Post"
"Moser's work is never less than dazzling."-"Newsweek"

"As with all of Hudgins work, the enthralling narratives and simple verse transcend class and geography, but "Shut Up s" best feature is the combined didactic value of its title and its speakers perspectives."-"Washington City Paper"
"[A] compelling and hilariously offensive little book."-"January" magazine
Praise for Andrew Hudgins and Barry Moser:
"Andrew Hudgins is a natural storyteller. . . . The surface of Hudgin's poems-their quirky economy, the sheer music of his prosody-are so right because he goes so deep."-"The Washington Post"
"Moser's work is never less than dazzling."-"Newsweek"

"As with all of Hudgins? work, the enthralling narratives and simple verse transcend class and geography, but "Shut Up?s" best feature is the combined didactic value of its title and its speakers? perspectives."-"Washington City Paper"

"[A] compelling and hilariously offensive little book."-"January" magazine

Praise for Andrew Hudgins and Barry Moser:
"Andrew Hudgins is a natural storyteller. . . . The surface of Hudgin's poems-their quirky economy, the sheer music of his prosody-are so right because he goes so deep."-"The Washington Post"

"Moser's work is never less than dazzling."-"Newsweek"

"As with all of Hudgins+ work, the enthralling narratives and simple verse transcend class and geography, but "Shut Up+s" best feature is the combined didactic value of its title and its speakers+ perspectives."-"Washington City Paper"
"[A] compelling and hilariously offensive little book."-"January" magazine
Praise for Andrew Hudgins and Barry Moser:
"Andrew Hudgins is a natural storyteller. . . . The surface of Hudgin's poems-their quirky economy, the sheer music of his prosody-are so right because he goes so deep."-"The Washington Post"
"Moser's work is never less than dazzling."-"Newsweek"

A volume of tongue-in-cheek nursery rhymes by the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-nominated author of Ecstatic in the Poison includes such whimsical titles as "The Thumping of the Bed," "Two Starving Kids in Africa," and "Daddy, Are We Meat?"