The sneeley-mouthed snerds and the wonderoctopus
By: by Charles A. Grealish [and] Mary Jane Von Braunsberg Grealish. Illustrations by Richard Williams. [Edited and designed by Jean Trevarton].
Contributors: Grealish, Mary Jane Von Braunsberg; Williams, Richard
Publisher: Human Policy Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Syracuse, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Description: Sneely-mouthed-snerds felt scared when they saw a snerd who was different, and they acted mean when they were scared. Little did they know that picking on other snerds made the Wonderoctopus, a frightening monster, grow bigger. When Willie the two-poled-snerd, who needed 2 poles to help him walk, moved to town, the other snerds teased him and said he had to live in the building for more-different snerds. But Willie used his poles to ward off the Wonderoctopus, and the snerds made Willie king. His new laws allowed snerds to be different, forbade picking on other snerds, and closed the buildings for more-different snerds forever, sending their inhabitants back to their homes