![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() It will be a challenge for libraries to make every gorgeous surface available, but it's a challenge worth taking on."- The Horn Book, starred review * "By retelling Aesop's fable entirely in his signature pencil and watercolor art, Pinkney encourages closer exploration of the pleasing detail with which he amplifies it. A classic tale from a consummate artist."- School Library Journal, starred review Moments of humor and affection complement the drama. The ambiguity that results from the lack of words in this version allows for a slower, subtle, and ultimately more satisfying read. * "Pinkney's luminous art, rendered in watercolor and colored pencil, suggests a natural harmony. Unimpeachable."- Kirkus Reviews, starred review * "A nearly wordless exploration of Aesop's fable of symbiotic mercy that is nothing short of masterful. Pinkney has no need for words his art speaks eloquently for itself."- Publishers Weekly, starred review African species grace splendid panoramas that balance the many finely detailed, closeup images of the protagonists. * "Pinkney enriches this classic tale of friendship with another universal theme - family - affectingly illustrated in several scenes as well as in the back endpapers. ![]() Scholastic Parent & Child Magazine Most Beautifully Illustrated ![]()
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