Book Review: The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell

This weeks book review is on a silly nonsense poem book for kids. The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell. It’s a brilliant way to get kids into poems, and great for a few laughs!

Book Review: The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell

Book Description

You’re here to find out

What this book is about

But you’re out of luck

’cause there’s only a duck

(There is a small picture of a duck on the back cover!!)

Our Thoughts on The Sillyverse

The Sillyverse is full of nonsense, it will give you belly laughs for sure. Some of the poems are just a few lines and others much longer, but they are all silly! Fun little snippets that will give you a giggle, some rhyme, some don’t, some will leave you thinking ugh? Best of all they are a play on words!

Book Review: The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell

I think my favourites are the ones based on nursery rhymes we all know. As an example the one called A Little Lamb. The rhyme goes Mary had a little lamb it’s fleece as white as snow. That part we all know don’t we? But then it finishes with why it was in her stomach I guess we’ll never know. It’s a great take on playing with the words, stating the obvious in fact.

Book Review: The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell

The illustrations are well drawn and have that playful nature to fit the poems. I can imagine the authors had hours of fun creating this book! Thanks for sharing it with us, I’ve enjoyed being in on the jokes!

I would highly recommend this book for kids, around 6 years plus. It contains over 130 pages of hilarious poems, that will keep you going for a while!

Thanks to Austin Macauley publishers for our review copy

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47 thoughts on “Book Review: The Sillyverse by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell

  1. Hickory Dickery Dock – I still remember the fabulous cake my mum made me when I was small for my birthday!

  2. I love little Miss Muffet. It reminds of when my daughter was young and used to say “Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet eating her turds and whey” I still remind her of it over 40 years later!

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