One of my favourite poets, Shel Silverstein has made me smile since the first time I read one of his books in childhood. He's quirky and funny. Sometimes it's low-brow humour about picking your nose, and other times it's something that makes you really think about the state of the world.
I'm always amazed at the levels that exist in his words.
(#21-2022)
Poetry has never really been my thing. I enjoy what I read, but it's not something I choose when given a choice.
But this is written by Misha Collins and given what I've seen of his personality through social media (and Supernatural fan event videos online) I knew this would be worth the read.
There's a lot of emotion packed in this little book. Happy, sad, disappointed. It's all here, and in as few words as possible, Collins manages to flip between them all. There's the wit and humour that I expected as well but it's tempered by some real and relatable sentiments.
So glad I picked this up.
#80-2021
