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The Wrong Book
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Can a horse be a fish? Maybe a hat is a shoe and a butt is a face. The Wrong Book is a humorous book geared for early learners where red is blue, happy is sad, night is day and mom and dad are aliens. Artist and illustrator HuskMitNavn's (RememberMyName) unique and bold illustrations only ratchet up the absurdity as a picture of a banana is accompanied by the word apple, and the reader is left to decide what is real, the object or the word. Completely wrong in just the right way, this children'…
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- Publisher: Gingko Press
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 14
- ISBN-10: 1584236736
- ISBN-13: 9781584236733
- Format: 17.5 x 17.3 x 1.5 cm
- Language: English
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Can a horse be a fish? Maybe a hat is a shoe and a butt is a face. The Wrong Book is a humorous book geared for early learners where red is blue, happy is sad, night is day and mom and dad are aliens. Artist and illustrator HuskMitNavn's (RememberMyName) unique and bold illustrations only ratchet up the absurdity as a picture of a banana is accompanied by the word apple, and the reader is left to decide what is real, the object or the word. Completely wrong in just the right way, this children's book plays with language and meaning just enough to provoke thoughtful laughs along the way.
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- Publisher: Gingko Press
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 14
- ISBN-10: 1584236736
- ISBN-13: 9781584236733
- Format: 17.5 x 17.3 x 1.5 cm
- Language: English English
Can a horse be a fish? Maybe a hat is a shoe and a butt is a face. The Wrong Book is a humorous book geared for early learners where red is blue, happy is sad, night is day and mom and dad are aliens. Artist and illustrator HuskMitNavn's (RememberMyName) unique and bold illustrations only ratchet up the absurdity as a picture of a banana is accompanied by the word apple, and the reader is left to decide what is real, the object or the word. Completely wrong in just the right way, this children's book plays with language and meaning just enough to provoke thoughtful laughs along the way.
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