First of all, any book about Snortsnoots, by default, has to be good. And of course this is no exception. Continuing the long tradition of Snortsnoot tales, Kent has weaved magic. My favorite picture is when the Snortsnoot is salt and peppering his victim. My second favorite is the Snortsnoot's blank and shocked stare when Dooly finds his strength. Every child should have this read to them or they miss out on something wonderful.

A wonderful book, well liked by my children, and by parents as well. Teaches a good moral lesson, pokes fun at parenting, and is a gentle, sweet tale.

Dooly and the Snortsnoot tells the story of young Dooly and his adventures with the village children. Dooly overcomes his doubts and comes to terms with his snortsnoot dilemma. It was a fine play, indeed.

I enjoyed SWEET LIBERTY even more than I thought I would. Each story carries its own weight - Freedom from Servitude in Colonial America, Freedom from slavery on a plantation, Freedom to choose a marriage partner, and freedom from life's decisions through prayer - each inspirational story is separate and done well.