Caption Contest 6 - Translation Needed

carnival de ovar 1This caption contest is easy– just figure out what it is that is the caption for the book.

No, I don’t have any clue what language that is, and that’s what makes it more fun.

No, I don’t know what culture dresses their children up as books.

Yes, I do think that this child colored the book herself.

Bonus points if you come up with the context for this occasion and can tell me what the boy in the red is thinking about the girl in the blue.


Update- The language on the front of the book is Portuguese, and though there is some discrepancy as to what the translation of the actual words on the book are, come up with your captions regardless of what it really says!

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Glorious Appearing

I’m just about finished with the last of the Left Behind Series (yes, I
know that they’re coming up with another book, but this is the last one
dealing with the Tribulation).  Some comments, as I’m thinking about it:

  • This
    book contains probably the most Scripture of all of them.  I won’t get
    into the details of why for those that have not yet read it, but it
    just oozes with it.
  • Some of things seem pretty dragged out–
    but that’s considering that I’ve always thought of them happening
    “bang, bang, bang” and they are trying to account for the what if cases.
  • A lot of time is spent trying to tie up loose ends, which is fine.
  • The portayal of Satan is interesting and changes.

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