The camel's lament

a poem

By Carryl, Charles E. & Santore, Charles

Publishers Summary:
A poem in which a camel compares his life with that of other animals of the world.

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ISBN
978-0-37591-426-3
Publisher
New York : Random House, c2004.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on October 1, 2004

K-Gr 3 In rhythmic refrains, the homely desert denizen compares its lot in life with many other animals it believes are held in higher esteem. "Cats, you're aware, /can repose in a chair, /chickens can roost upon rails;/puppies are able to sleep in a stable, /and oysters/can slumber in pails./But no one supposes/a poor camel dozes-/anyplace does for me!" Carryl's 19th-century poem is enduringly silly, and the animal's self-dep...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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