Ron Barrett’s pen, ink, and digital crosshatch-shaded animals look quite realistic-aside from their clothing and the expressions on their faces. Across the gutter, black text is alternately placed against coral, pea green, yellow, or white backgrounds. On every spread, the animal is placed against a white background. Other featured animals include a spider, a bear, an elk, a crab, a turtle, a penguin, a skunk, a flamingo, and a hyena.
Laugh-out-loud moments include the caterpillar overwhelmed by the tide of socks coming out of the dryer and the leashed pet armadillo whose armor matches the knight walking it. “It would be foolish for a fish” to wear a raincoat and carry an umbrella underwater. Sneakers with untied laces and slouchy socks would “hamper a horse.” A frog “might jump out of it”-and looks quite chagrined to find itself suddenly unclothed. Urn:oclc:857816772 Republisher_date 20120711052824 Republisher_operator Scandate 20120706055755 Scanner and Ron Barrett come up with more reasons why animals are best au naturel.Īs in its classic predecessor, Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing, the book begins with that titular phrase in black text on a white page, each subsequent page beginning with “because” and supplying a single reason why a particular animal is unsuited to wearing clothing. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 16:09:58 Asin 1416912320 Boxid IA179601 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City New York DonorĪlibris Edition Aladdin Paperbacks ed.
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