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32 pp.
| Little/Tingley
| September, 2002
|
TradeISBN 0-316-76657-7$$15.95
(4)
K-3
Translated by Rachel Tzvia Back.
Illustrated by
Hanoch Piven
&
Janet Stein.
Photographs by
Adi Gilad.
Forks, scouring pads, metal pipes--these are just a few of the objects used in Piven's innovative three-dimensional collages, which depict various animals vying for the purple feather that a boy finds on his pillow one night. The unremarkable rhyming text takes a back seat to the eye-opening artwork, which may inspire readers to create their own found-object creatures. The book comes with--what else?--a purple feather.