Otis P. Oliver Protests

Kikus Reviews: This comical tale about achieving one's aims creatively should strike a resounding chord with kids, particularly those who aren't on speaking terms with bathtubs themselves. Children will giggle at Otis' tactics and back-and-forth correspondence. The expressive illustrations are humorous, energetic, and incorporate the hand-written notes, shown transcribed on pieces torn from lined notebook paper....Even bath-happy readers will want to hear this book. MLS Review (April 2021): The cover tells the story - Oliver, with dirt smudged on his face, stands in his underwear with his arms crossed in front of the bathtub. How attention grabbing is that? After he stages his protest, Mom is willing to compromise. Looking serious (such as wearing a sports coat), getting backup (by delivering a fiery speech to his pals), marching, and picketing are reasonable steps when one is protestin