Jon Klassen - The Skull
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Jon Klassen - The Skull
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Jon Klassen has absolutely no business writing 3 (three) childrens books about animals putting on hats and making them all visual storytelling masterpieces
Jon Klassen
'Moon Room' from 'Skunk and Badger' illustrated by Jon Klassen
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rossini: *writes a grand coloratura soprano scena and puts it in two operas*
“en proie à la tristesse” from le comte ory and the ensuing cabaletta: legitimate emotional crisis about making a religious vow she doesn’t know if she can keep and rejoicing when she is (allegedly) freed from it
“partir, o ciel, desio” from il viaggio a reims and the ensuing cabaletta:
round 1, poll 247
click for better quality & to see the full image. sometimes they get cut off weirdly!
which cover do you like best?
We Found a Hat by Jon Klassen
The Stargazer‘s Sister by carrie brown
remember, you're voting for the cover, not the author or the book!
Surprise find from my local bookstore after I've had this book on my wishlist for a couple of years: "The Skull" by Jon Klassen.
I'm probably sharing this because Jon Klassen is one of my favourite children's book illustrators and his art style is amazing.
But I'm definitely not sharing this because the titular skull and the girl who found / befriended / opened up to / protected / made tea for him remind me of a certain duo from a certain supernatural book series.
And anytime is always a good time to unjar some thought-provoking, angst-inducing character dynamics. 🫖
// references and biases aside: this is an endearing story with beautiful illustrations, so i highly recommend it. happy reading!
