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32 pp.
| Dial |
December, 2016 |
TradeISBN 978-1-101-99431-3$16.99
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In this worthy successor to The Thing About Yetis, readers learn another thing about yetis: "(sometimes) they're afraid of the dark." Hence it's a calamity when a yeti's stuffed yeti (read: security object) goes missing. The book's humor comes from casting the ostensibly fearsome yeti as a creature of suburbia: dainty illustrations show it picnicking, selling lemonade, and so forth.