Sinbad and Me

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In the following review, Virginia Kirkus' Service appreciates the lively and imaginative narration in Kin Platt's Sinbad and Me, though criticizes its excessive length and illogical elements, which nevertheless may appeal to readers.

[Platt] has been a syndicated cartoonist and a writer for some of the best known comedians, and the narration [in Sinbad and Me] is consistently lively and imaginative. Unfortunately, however, there's a little too much of too many good things here, and Steve's long-winded spouting on the subject of old houses (his major interest) drags the story out to unnecessary length. The whole thing is wildly illogical—and readers will like it that way.

A review of "Sinbad and Me," in Virginia Kirkus' Service (copyright © 1966 Virginia Kirkus' Service, Inc.), Vol. XXXIV, No. 13, July 1, 1966, p. 630.

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