It’s a bit surprising that folks haven’t tried to ban “The Rainbow Fish,” as its story of sharing is interpreted by some as espousing Communism. (Maybe they have, since people who are afraid of Communism tend to be related to people who are afraid of books.)
The story, by Marcus Pfister, tells about a fish who doesn’t have friends but has beautiful scales. He gives away his scales and gets lots of friends. Well, it worked for Frank Capra and Jimmy Stewart, so why shouldn’t it work for children’s author Marcus Pfister? видео стриптиз малолеток
In either case, you can make up your own mind, as a musical version of “The Rainbow Fish” is playing this Saturday afternoon, March 22, at the Armstrong Theatre, 1pm, Torrance, CA. Tickets are ten dollars in advance and twelve at the door. The one-hour musical is ideal for children 5 to 8.
Also, here are some Rainbow Fish activities
to get in the mood.
2 responses so far ↓
1 Kylie BattName // Apr 12, 2010 at 12:40 am
Прикольно, я тронут)…
(Maybe they have, since people who are afraid of Communism tend to be related to people who are afraid of books…..
2 Kylie Batt // Apr 16, 2010 at 10:44 am
По-моему это уже обсуждалось…
(Maybe they have, since people who are afraid of Communism tend to be related to people who are afraid of books…..
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