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40 pp.
| Winslow |
April, 2001 |
TradeISBN 1-890817-52-X$$16.95
(3)
K-3
Illustrated by
Steven Salerno.
A new generation will enjoy this gentle, humorous tale of a small boy's failed attempts at bathing himself by copying farmyard animals. Originally published in 1939 in Jack and Jill magazine, then later in an anthology as How the Animals Took a Bath, the new version features breezy illustrations with bold, black outlines and vibrant colors rendered in a variety of media--a surprisingly good match for Brown's lilting, insightful prose.