The Possum That Didn't
There once was a happy little possum, the happiest animal in the entire forest, who always wore a great big smile. This jolly creature was content simply to hang by his tail from a tree until he was discovered by a group of picnickers. Mistaking the possum's upside-down smile for a frown, the people resolve to rescue him ― and they turn the little possum's world topsy-turvy.
Strikingly illustrated in black-and-white, this memorable satire of cultural intolerance was created by Frank Tashlin, the famed animator, film director, and author of The Bear That Wasn't. Readers of all ages will appreciate the book's message as well as its distinctive drawings.
Strikingly illustrated in black-and-white, this memorable satire of cultural intolerance was created by Frank Tashlin, the famed animator, film director, and author of The Bear That Wasn't. Readers of all ages will appreciate the book's message as well as its distinctive drawings.
Reprint of the Farrar, Straus and Company, New York, 1950 edition.
children's book; young readers; illustrated story; humorous stories; graphic novel; animal story; teaching to smile; being happy; upside-down frowns; coming of age; growing up; creatures; engaging,Bear That Wasn't; satire; cartoon; Animation; chuck jones; satire; cartoon$1.20
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There once was a happy little possum, the happiest animal in the entire forest, who always wore a great big smile. This jolly creature was content simply to hang by his tail from a tree until he was discovered by a group of picnickers. Mistaking the possum's upside-down smile for a frown, the people resolve to rescue him ― and they turn the little possum's world topsy-turvy.
Strikingly illustrated in black-and-white, this memorable satire of cultural intolerance was created by Frank Tashlin, the famed animator, film director, and author of The Bear That Wasn't. Readers of all ages will appreciate the book's message as well as its distinctive drawings.
Strikingly illustrated in black-and-white, this memorable satire of cultural intolerance was created by Frank Tashlin, the famed animator, film director, and author of The Bear That Wasn't. Readers of all ages will appreciate the book's message as well as its distinctive drawings.
Reprint of the Farrar, Straus and Company, New York, 1950 edition.
children's book; young readers; illustrated story; humorous stories; graphic novel; animal story; teaching to smile; being happy; upside-down frowns; coming of age; growing up; creatures; engaging,Bear That Wasn't; satire; cartoon; Animation; chuck jones; satire; cartoon
