
A boy discovers he is shrinking but does not know the cause or cure.
Publisher:
New York : Holiday House, c1971.
ISBN:
9780823409754
0823409759
9780823401895
0823401898
0823409759
9780823401895
0823401898
Characteristics:
[63] p. : ill. ; 16 x 19 cm.
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Add a Comment"Maybe they won't notice if I don't say anything..." - it's less trouble, definitely! And while it's funny, I get the feeling it's a sad kind of humour, in that there are certainly times we (speaking as an adult and a recent child graduate, although maybe not entirely the latter) discount entirely what children (or even adults) say when we should be listening. A fun story about - what else? - the shrinking of Treehorn, who later figures out how to fix the issue himself... right after which he notices he's turning green.
A little boy is shrinking, and his parents and teachers are too preoccupied with their own problems to notice. Illustrations by the late, great Edward Gorey.