Andy's Storytime

The Wonkey Donkey

Andrew Banta

"The Wonky Donkey" is a children's book written by Craig Smith and illustrated by Katz Cowley. The story tells the tale of a donkey with a unique appearance, characterized by a limp and one eye. As the story progresses, the donkey acquires additional humorous attributes, such as a love for country music and a tendency to be for "hanky-panky" The book is written in rhyming verse and is filled with lively illustrations, making it a fun and engaging read for children.

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Today, we're reading the wonky donkey written by Craig Smith and illustrated by cats. Cali. I was walking down the road and I saw. A donkey. Oh, And he only had three legs. He was a wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs and one eye. He was a Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. Oh, he only had three legs, one eye, and he liked to listen to country music. Yeah. He was a honkytonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. Oh, he only had three legs, one eye. He liked to listen to country music And he was quite tall and slim. He was a lanky honkytonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. Oh, you only had three legs, one eye. He liked to listen to country music. He was quite tall and slim and he smelled really, really bad. He was a stinky dinky Lankey honkytonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. Ah, he only had three legs, one eye. He liked to listen to country music. He was quite tall and slim. He smelled really, really bad. And that morning he'd got up early and hadn't had any coffee. He was a cranky, stinky dinky, lanky. Honkytonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye. He liked to listen to country music. He was quite tall and slim. He smelled really, really bad that morning. He'd got up early and hadn't had any coffee. And he was always getting up to mischief. He was a hanky panky, cranky, stinky dinky, lanky. Honkytonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. Hey. He only had three legs, one eye. He liked to listen to country music. He was quite tall and slim. He smelled really, really bad that morning. He got up early and hadn't had any coffee. He was always getting up to mischief, but he was quite good looking. He was a spunky hanky, panky, cranky, stinky dinky, lanky, honky, talky, Winky wonky, donkey. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey.

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