This book is so wonderful. It has amazing black and white illustrations that make you feel like you're in the story. And the story itself piques your imagination and leaves you wondering in the best way. The cleverness may have been lost on my four year old but he still loved it.
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Minor factory defect.
So, I got this book today. But when I opened it up it was upside down and backwards. No big deal the dust cover was just put on wrong. So, I take off the dust cover and put it on to match the hard cover. But the problem persisted. It wasn’t the dust cover that was put in wrong it was the insides! The dust cover matched the hard cover! Still not a big deal, but some people might be unhappy.
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
So, I got this book today. But when I opened it up it was upside down and backwards. No big deal the dust cover was just put on wrong. So, I take off the dust cover and put it on to match the hard cover. But the problem persisted. It wasn’t the dust cover that was put in wrong it was the insides! The dust cover matched the hard cover!
Still not a big deal, but some people might be unhappy.
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- ArjunReviewed in the United Kingdom on March 31, 2016
The work of a true master in art. Perhaps ...
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