Title: Silly, Not Funny
Product review: I find Cazet's slapstick and silliness offensive at times. I never find it very entertaining, because I don't find absurdity appealing. I love humor, but not the absurd. That said, I'm willing to accept absurdity that has its own internal logic, which this book doesn't. How does the story progress from Minnie wanting thumbs to Minnie wanting to go dancing? There is no connection at all: you don't need thumbs to dance. And then, why must the cows dress up in wigs, dresses, girdles, and lipstick in order to dance? Again, no connection between dancing and wearing dresses. And the cannibalism is a huge turnoff. The last two sentences make no sense at all, because two of the characters mentioned were never in the story to begin with.
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