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5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect ghost story perfectly illustrated,
By Honyomi-kichigai (Shiga, Japan) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Boy Who Drew Cats (Rabbit Ears) (Library Binding)
I first came upon this lovely little story in the form of a video tape from Rabbit Ears about 25 years ago. My kids loved it and wore out the tape. I wanted to find it again for my granddaughter, but the book is just as good. The illustrations are hauntingly beautiful and the story has just the right blend of sadness, humor, curiosity and terror. Everyone in our family gets a frisson when we remember the mother's advice: "Avoid large places at night. Keep to small." And it has a happy ending! what more could you ask. Written from a legend of the childhood of the great medieval ink painter Sesshu.
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The Boy Who Drew Cats (We All Have Tales) by David Johnson (Hardcover - Oct. 1991)
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