last 9

The book hasn't been as interesting as the first 9 pages until the last 9. The winding storyline about the quirky exhibits comes to a wrap in the last few pages with just a few more outlandish items in the cabinet of wonder; urine, duck's breath, scissors. Something about the description of these last few exhibits seems almost childlike and innocent. It brings a fairytale like appeal to Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder that you may not have the opportunity to experience anywhere else. I guess in the end it never really mattered whether all the items in the cabinet of wonder were actually what they said they were. It was an adventure and I think that was Mr Wilson's intention all along.

a. kawa