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ctoca's review
5.0
This book is even better than it's predecessor "I Want My Hat Back." The little fish, whom the story follows, has stolen a hat. He took it off a much larger fish when he was sleeping. Throughout the story the small fish believes that he has gotten away with his crime; he believes the large fish to still be sleeping. However, the pictures tell an entirely different story. The use of the illustrations to tell a story other than what the text is saying is what makes this book so exciting to read.
The pictures in this book are done remarkably well. Klassen made cut-outs of the characters and set elements and placed them against a dark background. The high level of contrast is very eye catching.
This book is great for all ages, even for young children. The words are not too hard, but the fact that the pictures tell a whole different story is what makes this book great for older ages as well.
The pictures in this book are done remarkably well. Klassen made cut-outs of the characters and set elements and placed them against a dark background. The high level of contrast is very eye catching.
This book is great for all ages, even for young children. The words are not too hard, but the fact that the pictures tell a whole different story is what makes this book great for older ages as well.
ashmanzer's review
5.0
I giggled out loud reading this book. It's the cutest picture book out there!
misspippireads's review
4.0
What a tricksy little fish. He thinks he is so clever, but he is in for a big surprise!
Reviewed from a library copy.
Reviewed from a library copy.
yeontan's review
5.0
so funny and love the way the art subtly plays with the text. but ummm did the little fish survive or not? 😂
briceidainiguez's review
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
5.0