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This record was my childhood, we played it all the time. I can sing the songs without missing a beat. This explains so much about me.

I notice the lack of sheet music bothers some reviewers - but it wouldn't help those of us who don't read music. Rather, I just say, hooray for YouTube! Cute song, cute book, but not hugely meaningful to me.

"Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah!" is originally the title of a classic comedic parody song that jabs at the nuances and quirks of summer camp life. Allan Sherman is the original composer of the lyrics, which form the story. Illustrator Jack E. Davis created very strong illustrations that bring the story to life. The illustrations also incorporate numerous comical nuances, and also possesses a style that recreates the comical quirkiness of the song lyrics. Composer/author Allan Sherman wanted to demonstrate the following message through his lyrics: things might seem tough at first, but your patience will be rewarded generously if you go though the tough times first.

Dated & sophomoric humor along with insightful comments on society & a well-researched chronology of events. Overall a humorous evaluation of society's sexual inhibitions. Also one of the most influential books I read as a 14 year old.

This book is based off of a popular kids camp song. It has a lot of humor throughout. The boy writes his parents telling them what an awful time he is having at camp until he sees the light (it stops raining) and tells his parents to disregard the letter.

Excellent book, he combines humor and adds an amusing side story to illustrate his points while finding historic trivia to keep you rivited.

A young boy writes a letter to his mother and father about the summer camp he is currently staying at. It is very cute and has a great rhythm to it. I feel it would be a fun book to have in your independent reading section.

This is the funniest book I've ever read. Even though it was published in the early 1970's, Sherman's observations of human nature are still right on.