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Inkpen, Mick

Nothing

34 pp. January, 1998 | Trade ISBN 0-531-30076-5
(3) K-3 When a family moves around the corner, they leave behind a tattered stuffed animal that has been hidden so long that even he has forgotten who he is. Venturing out into the garden, little Nothing finally discovers his identity when the family cat takes him on a tour that ends in the lap of his owner--Grandpa. Inkpen's simple watercolor and line illustrations effectively convey Nothing's emotional journey.
Reviewer: The Horn Book, Inc.

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