My Head Has a Bellyache

My Head Has a Bellyache by Andrea Tsurumi is a delightfully absurd and imaginative book filled with quirky characters, visual riddles, and plenty of humor. The story introduces a range of oddball figures, such as the Nail-Clipping Fairy, Orloc the Destroyer, and the Elderly Caveman, each adding their own touch of whimsy and wit to the narrative. The book is designed to surprise and entertain with playful twists, like a buffalo escaping from one poem to wander into others, a meteor threatening to destroy the whole book, and even a mini-book within the book itself.

Tsurumi's illustrations bring the story to life with vibrant, energetic drawings of people, creatures, and anthropomorphic objects, all contributing to the zany atmosphere. The book's format encourages readers to expect the unexpected, with riddles, hijinks, and visual gags around every corner. The overall tone is lighthearted, and it's sure to leave readers laughing out loud, with the potential to give them a "bellyache" from too much laughter.

Its a playful, imaginative exploration of humor and absurdity that appeals to children and adults alike, keeping them engaged with its unexpected turns and colorful illustrations.