Some day you will have to tell him, that you don’t know how to read, so it seems like a good idea, for you 2 to learn together, that way… he will never find out!!!
very cute actually.
Until I read the comments, I thought the stranger was an extremely nasty and gory book, and that was all he could find, so he tried to tell Humpty-Dumpty in a panic and pray the kid couldn’t actually read the book.
It’s worse than gory and nasty: it’s existential.
Great choice of novel on the dad’s part, even though he can’t read it.
Mother died today…
xD
omg chris dont ruin this moment between us!
Just stick to picture books. Your kid can grow up to be just like you! 😛
The most convincing argument to not use picture books.
I had someone write this for me. What are all the strange scratch marks under the comic? They are in the white squares next to the father and son’s head, too. And why is the person writing this laughing at me?
Love the choice of the novel XD
Why do people treat Camus’ The Stranger as if it’s even a QUARTER bad in terms of existential letdown as Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger?
I read both, at least The Stranger didn’t have to be published posthumously to see the light of day.
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Some day you will have to tell him, that you don’t know how to read, so it seems like a good idea, for you 2 to learn together, that way… he will never find out!!!
very cute actually.
Until I read the comments, I thought the stranger was an extremely nasty and gory book, and that was all he could find, so he tried to tell Humpty-Dumpty in a panic and pray the kid couldn’t actually read the book.
It’s worse than gory and nasty: it’s existential.
Great choice of novel on the dad’s part, even though he can’t read it.
Mother died today…
xD
omg chris dont ruin this moment between us!
Just stick to picture books. Your kid can grow up to be just like you! 😛
The most convincing argument to not use picture books.
I had someone write this for me. What are all the strange scratch marks under the comic? They are in the white squares next to the father and son’s head, too. And why is the person writing this laughing at me?
Love the choice of the novel XD
Why do people treat Camus’ The Stranger as if it’s even a QUARTER bad in terms of existential letdown as Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger?
I read both, at least The Stranger didn’t have to be published posthumously to see the light of day.