情况还会更糟糕吗在这个插图精美的诙谐故事中，两个遇难水手对一系列荒谬的困境有着不同的看法。无论是悲观主义者还是乐观主义者，都非常适合阅读。

一对遇难的水手漂浮在船上。阿尔贝蒂尼很不高兴，他觉得这场雨已经够不公平了。出现在头顶上胃不好的飞鱼；在身后留下了恶魔般耳语的唱歌美人鱼；还有满是海盗的鬼船和充满贪婪野兽的方舟。但是，无论情况看起来有多糟，乔治都乐呵呵地吹着他的口琴，还提醒他的朋友，情况可能会更糟。啊啊啊！但是，等一下……那是条刚吃完金枪鱼的巨鲸吗这是一本沉思艰难时期的书，其中详细的插图增添了喜剧效果，本书告诉我们，即使是最糟糕的日子也会有转机——尤其是和朋友在一起的时候。

Could it get any worse Two shipwrecked sailors have different views of an absurd series of dilemmas in a wry, visually lavish tale for pessimists and optimists alike.

As a pair of shipwrecked sailors float on what’s left of their ship, Albertini is none too happy. The rain, he observes, is unfair enough. Then the flying fish appear overhead – the ones with the sick stomachs. And the singing mermaids, leaving infernal earworms in their wake. There’s the ghost ship full of pirates and the ark teeming with ravenous beasts. But no matter how bad the situation seems, George, cheerfully playing his harmonica, reminds his friend it could always be worse. Ahhhh! But hang on ... is that a giant whale with an overpowering case of tuna breath Delightfully detailed illustrations add visual comedy to a meditation on tough times that shows that even the worst days can turn around – especially with friends.