A Poetic Look At My Favorite Book(s)

 If you ask me for my favorite story,

I might say it's Daddy Long Legs.

If I say it's Daddy Long Legs,

I might have to show you the book.

If I show you the book,

I might tell you about Judy Abbott.

If I tell you about Judy,

You might want to read her letters.

If you read her letters,

You might learn about her friend Sallie McBride.

If you learn about her friend Sallie,

You might want to know Sallie's story too.

If you want to know Sallie's story,

I might tell you it's called Dear Enemy.

If I tell you it's called Dear Enemy,

You might want to know who the enemy is.

If you want to know who the enemy is,

I might tell you just to read the book.

If you read the book,

You might fall in love with all the orphans.

If you fall in love with all the orphans,

They might remind you about Judy.

If they remind you about Judy,

You might want to read her story again.

If you read Judy's story again,

It might become a favorite.

If it becomes a favorite,

Someone might ask about your favorite story.

If someone asks about your favorite story,

You might tell them it's Daddy Long Legs.