Consider Love
From simple love to love mysterious, love oh so hot to love rather  coolish, Sandra Boynton and her ubiquitous hippos, turkeys, and cats consider  the moods (and "many ways") of love. In impressive rhyming verse, Boynton holds  forth on myriad kinds of love, accompanying each rhyme with illustrations of  various romancing critters. Especially notable is "love problematic" (a pair of  porcupines) and "Love... well, cheap" (an oafish gorilla unsmilingly offers his  mate a banana peel). The dramatic sequence between a rooster and hen is also  particularly hilarious. Boynton's inimitable style, as seen in such classics asHippos Go Berserk!,Barnyard Dance!,The Going to Bed Book, etc., is  in rare form in this book of love for all ages. The expressions on the faces of  her cartoonish characters speak volumes, even above and beyond her whimsical,  comical versifying. (Ages 4 to 104)--Emilie Coulter--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.