The Big Sneeze
The Big Sneeze by Ruth Brown, published by Andersen in 1985, is a delightful first edition that spans 26 pages. This children’s book presents a humorous tale centered around a sneeze that triggers chaos in a barnyard setting. As the farmer dozes among his animals, a fly lands on his nose, leading to a series of amusing events that culminate in a panicked donkey.
Readers will enjoy the playful narrative that mirrors the structure of traditional rhymes, showcasing a chain reaction of consequences that unfold from a simple sneeze. The story captures the essence of family dynamics and the lighthearted chaos that can ensue in everyday life. With its engaging storyline and whimsical illustrations, this book is a charming addition to any juvenile fiction collection.
Official synopsis Publisher
The hilarious story of a sneeze that causes barnyard havoc The farmer is snoozing on the hay in his barn, surrounded by his dozy animals, when the fly buzzing around lands on his nose. Of course he sneezes, which sets off a long chain of consequences, until finally the terrified donkey panics. This story has been compared to the traditional rhyme The House that Jack Built, and has the same satisfying cause and resulting domino effect.
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