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40 pp.
| Lee |
October, 2012 |
TradeISBN 978-1-60060-651-9$18.95
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Fifteen childhood building projects are deftly rendered in concrete poems and mixed-media collages, each paired with a photo of an iconic building bearing a resemblance. A toddler's upside-down stack of graduated plastic doughnuts look like Wright's Guggenheim Museum; a snowball igloo mirrors a sample shelter for living on Mars. Hale suggests that using what's at hand to "dream up" new things is vital to creativity.
Reviewer: Joanna Rudge Long
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