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Despite their simple lines and colors, the illustrations are whimsical and bright, and their imaginative quirkiness elevates Ungerer's work from standard concept book fare to a more noteworthy, thought-provoking, and unique experience.
This timeless story can also be seen as a subtle yet superb allegory depicting integration, as Ipcar interweaves black and white in an effortless, celebratory way.
Fast-paced and action-packed with a surprising amount of depth, this historical novel is a good pick for reluctant readers as well as those looking to start a new and compelling series.
Despite some stylistic problems, the amusing concept and expressive, brightly colored illustrations are enough to make this an enjoyable and funny read for little ones at bedtime.
While some readers may be left scratching their heads, others will appreciate the book for its offbeat creativity and as an allegorical approach to teaching children about the world.