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37 pp.
| Dial
| October, 1998
|
TradeISBN 0-8037-2301-6$$16.99
(2)
1-3
Illustrated by
Robin Preiss Glasser.
In this wordless book, a girl leaves her balloon with a guard before entering the museum. When the balloon sails away, the guard takes off in pursuit. As a series of chaotic scenes around Manhattan follow, the action is reflected in the works of art the girl is viewing inside the museum. Funny and elegant at the same time--thanks to a remarkably evocative line, a sure sense of timing, and variations in perspective and layout.
Reviewer: Mary M. Burns
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
November, 1998
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