John Klassen's children's story "Where is My Hat?" has been on The New York Times bestseller list for a very long time. "An exciting detective story about a bear who is looking for his missing hat in the forest. An ideal option for family reading when a fairy tale is more than just a fairy tale: fun and lots of topics to discuss with the child," the annotation says. This work has been translated into 20 languages, including Russian.
"Where's my hat?" — a children's bestseller that blows the brain
At first glance, the book seems delusional, but on closer examination, the opinion changes. It looks like this is really a new word in art. Catchy illustrations without unnecessary details, to put it mildly, an unusual plot, non-standard humor. "Where's my hat?" both children and adults will like it. Adults, probably even more.
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