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32 pp.
| Peachtree |
March, 2008 |
TradeISBN 978-1-56145-433-4$15.95
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Illustrated by
Julie Paschkis.
Albert--white-bearded, overalled, with a sunny, old-timey smile--repairs stuff for neighbors. Each task requires different tools, mostly unnamed but easily identifiable in Paschkis's cleanly outlined representations. When Albert falls ill, the beneficiaries of his handyman largess bring him a wholesome meal, and he's "on the mend." The simply rendered, brightly decorative art suits this to the youngest would-be fix-it folk.