If You Give a Mouse a Cookie

The graphic novel 'Mouse' by Art Spiegelman is somehow it's a graphic novel using animals as people. And somehow it hit me harder than a lot of the books I've read about World War Two and the Holocaust did.

have you guys read the book if you give a mouse a cookie

no it's like if you give a mouse a cookie they're gonna ask for a cup of milk to go with it then they're gonna ask for this this

Or with children's books, if you give a mouse a cookie. Have you guys read that book? It's about you give a mouse a cookie and then suddenly it steals your house and your wife and your kids.

Angie Kay referenced, you know the book, if you give a mouse a cookie. I was like, it's gonna ask for a glass of milk.

the book, if you give a mouse a cookie, like she, you know, gave her one little crumb.

the book, if you give a mouse a cookie, like she, you know, gave her one little crumb. And from what I hear, she's just now just all over online. Like, you know, it's like, Oh my gosh, Meredith saw me. She heard it.

It's like a real life version of the children's book, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, which has proven to be one of the most prophetic works of literature of our time for my money.

We enjoy reading Dr. Seuss, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, all the classics.

Okay, it's... the book, if you give a mouse a cookie, is one of the most prophetic works of literature, I think in, of our time in American history, certainly. And there's a great example right here.

And if you're not familiar with it, if you give a mouse a cookie, it's all about this kid who's got a mouse in the house and the mouse wants a cookie and he says, okay, I'll give you the cookie. But next thing you know, he wants a napkin, then milk, then carrots, then everything else.

That's the way it works with the left: you give them the one thing they want and now, no, now we need more and here's the next thing, here's the next thing.

the children's book if you give a mouse a cookie is I think one of the most prophetic books of our time and In that book that books all about if I remember it's been a while since I've read it, but In that book you've got a greedy Gluttonous psychotic mouse Who demands a cookie from this kid and the kid gives the cookie and thinks that okay? The mouse is me happy now because he got his cookie But then no he wants a glass of milk and then no he wants a napkin and No, actually wants. You know he wants a sandwich to he's still hungry and now he wants a glass of water and And and before long it's this kid is destitute living on the street Homeless and starving. That's how the book ends. It's pretty dark at least as I recall but the point is You give them one thing and they want another and another and another and they're just they're never ever satisfied ever

she also cites if you give a mouse a cookie which is an excellent book and way better than its many sequels like if you give a pick a party and cat a cupcake and moose a muffin which really go downhill

same with like that book mouse graphic novel mouse which is about you know Nazism from the perspective of these like kind of anthropomorphized mice characters which is a very powerful piece of graphic literature but perhaps there were some bad language or there was something in it that was visually disturbing or whatever