Book details
The Camel's Lament
Published in
2004
Description
A poem in which a camel compares his life with that of other animals of the world.
Age
3-6
Text complexity
proficient
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- To enjoy the whimsical and humorous style of Charles E. Carryl's poetry, which is known for its wit and playful language.
- To appreciate the satirical take on Aesop's fables, as Carryl's 'The Camel's Lament' offers a clever twist on traditional moral stories.
- To engage with the poem's anthropomorphic characters, which can provide readers with a unique perspective on human behaviors and social commentary.
- To explore classic literature from the late 19th century and gain insight into the literary trends and cultural attitudes of the time.