(3) PS Illustrated by Michael Grejniec. De Regniers's jaunty text, first published in a 1958 collection, responds to the titular question with a cumulative series of delights (e.g., ice cream, mashed potatoes, "funny finny fingers! / spinky spanky handkerchief!"), one for each day of the week. Grejniec's finger-paint-style images star a white, insouciant, long-necked, foxlike creature and enough "fluppy gluppy" goo to keep preschoolers chanting along merrily.

Reviewer: Anita L. Burkam

(2) PS Illustrated by Michael Grejniec. This newly illustrated picture book, with its galloping rhythm and carefree take on familiar events, is as fresh as a report on this week's kindergarten trip. In the watercolor illustrations, rendered in bright colors on textured paper for a bold, collage-like effect, the animals arrive in a creatively mixed flurry that's nicely matched to the precisely cadenced text. The art is at once sophisticated and childlike.

Reviewer: Joanna Rudge Long | Horn Book Magazine Issue: March, 2002