Readers, meet Triangle



Reposting a previous Review of the Week from our website today...

A new Mac Barnett/Jon Klassen collaboration is always of interest for picture book connoisseurs. This one? Well, you can tell from the wordless cover that it's somewhat of a departure from their previous books — and you probably can't tell, but the binding is different, too: thick cardboard covers, no paper jacket. And yet those EYES portend that between those covers readers will find a story that is very much in the Klassen/Barnett universe.

Triangle came out in March; be sure to chase it down before serious Caldecott discussion begins here this fall.
Martha V. Parravano

Martha V. Parravano is a contributing editor to The Horn Book, Inc., and co-author of the Calling Caldecott blog.

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Martha V. Parravano

Oooh, that is cool — thanks Jules (and Travis). Although I'm not sure what the significance of the wolf is — please keep cluing me in!

Posted : May 26, 2017 03:03


Jules

Martha, tip from Travis Jonker: Turn the book upside down. Check out the wolf on the cover! (Or what looks like one anyway) ... I love it.

Posted : May 26, 2017 02:47


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