How to eat like a child : : and other lessons in not being a grown-up

universal And Timeless, Delia Ephron's how To Eat Like A Child Is A Delightful Revisiting Of The Joys — And Tricky Ploys — Of Childhood. Made Into A Children's Television Special And A Musical Theater Revue Performed Across The Country Each Year, how To Eat Like A Child Offers Advice Beyond The Artful Etiquette Of Food Consumption. Ephron Also Teaches Us How To Laugh Hysterically, How To Have A Birthday Party, How To Torture Your Sister, And Much, Much More. As The washington Post Book World Noted, 'after The Giggles Of Recognition Have Subsided, One Thing Will Be Very Clear: All Adults Are Kids In Grown-ups' Clothing. A collection of humorous essays on “the art of being infuriating and other childhood fun” (The New York Times).Universal and timeless, Delia Ephron's How to Eat Like a Child is a delightful revisiting of the joys — and tricky ploys — of childhood. Made into a children's television special and a musical theater revue performed across the country each year, How to Eat Like a Child offers advice beyond the artful etiquette of food consumption. Ephron also teaches us “How to Laugh Hysterically,” “How to Have a Birthday Party,” “How to Torture Your Sister,” and much, much more. As the Washington Post Book World noted, “After the giggles of recognition have subsided, one thing will be very clear: all adults are kids in grown-ups'clothing.”“Vivid enough to return you, momentarily, to those thrilling days of yesteryear.” —Kirkus Reviews Covers the special skills required to deal with life child-style, including special tips on the proper ways to eat animal crackers, to torture younger siblings, and to flush goldfish down the toilet. Reprint. 25,000 first printing. One evening I was eating chocolate pudding my way, and I noticed that my friend was eating it her way.