Fortunately,
the Milk by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Skottie Young
Disaster
strikes one morning when there isn't any milk with each to eat
cereal. Bravely, the narrator's father sets off to buy some, and is
gone a long, long time. The father returns with the milk and a long
excuse involving a professorial stegosaurus, time-travel, balloons,
volcanos, aliens, wumpires, and pirates. But is the father's
hilarious adventure made-up? Or did he really brave life, death, and
confusion to bring his children milk? Gaiman's story is a ridiculous
breakfast time read-aloud. Your dad may even find it more interesting
than the paper.
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