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His Shoes Were Far Too Tight<br />

By Edward Lear <strong>•</strong> Masterminded by Daniel Pinkwater <strong>•</strong> Illustrated by Calef Brown<br />

Renowned author Daniel Pinkwater and best-selling poet and artist Calef<br />

Brown team up to champion the ridiculous! These endlessly fascinating and<br />

imaginative poems are as fresh and delightful today as they were when<br />

Edward Lear wrote them more than a hundred years ago—from “The Owl<br />

and the Pussycat” to “The Pobble Who Has No Toes.” This charming book<br />

proves that, sometimes, there’s nothing children need more than a healthy<br />

dose of nonsense!<br />

Daniel Pinkwater is the prolific author of over 100 books for children. He is a regular guest on<br />

NPR’s Weekend Edition Saturday, where he reviews and recommends children’s books. He lives in<br />

Hyde Park, New York.<br />

Calef Brown is the best-selling author and artist of several humorous poetry collections that flout<br />

the normal expectations for poetry books. He lives in Brunswick, Maine.<br />

His Shoes Were<br />

Far Too Tight<br />

$16.99 US<br />

HC <strong>•</strong> 978-0-8118-6792-4<br />

11 x 11 in, 40 pages, full-color<br />

images throughout, Rights: W<br />

Guided Reading Level: V<br />

Ages 4 to 8 <strong>•</strong> APRIL<br />

See page 82 for more<br />

poetry titles.<br />

[P] 800.759.0190 / [F] 800.286.9471 / CHRONICLEBOOKS.COM<br />

Guided<br />

Reading<br />

Level<br />

“ Daniel Pinkwater is a National<br />

Treasure.”<br />

—Washington Post Book World<br />

“ Pinkwater is the uniquest. . . .<br />

what Pinkwater does is magic<br />

and I’m grateful for it.”<br />

—Neil Gaiman<br />

“ The wackiness and offbeat<br />

sophistication push [Calef<br />

Brown’s] art from just plain<br />

goofy to meaningfully<br />

eccentric.” —School Library Journal

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