Synopsis
C'mon! Try them, in Latin. Sam-I-am's smiling enthusiasm for the seemingly unappetizingly tinted green eggs and ham is undaunted, despite repeated disdain shown by an unnamed, dour disparager. Sam will not give up, though, and offers the dish over and over, proposing that it be sampled under sometimes whacky circumstances and in odd locales (with a goat, on a boat, in the rain, on a train, in a box, with a fox, etc.). In the end Sam does get the grumpy disparager to take a taste--if only to get Sam off his back. The disparager's demeanor quickly changes to all smiles when he discovers to his surprise that disdained green eggs and ham are, in fact, quite tasty. Sam-I-am, yet another delightfully plucky Seuss protagonist, allows both adults and humans to look--with the objectivity humor so adeptly affords--at our all-too-human tendency towards knee-jerk negativity in response to anything that is new or different.
Synopsis
Skillfully translated into Latin, this charming rendition of the beloved children's book will delight students of the language. A dictionary is included. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com).
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