On a more dramatic note, there's a Spielberg/Lucas level of glory to the bold ant-back and ladybug-flying escape scenes (you can practically hear the John Williams score).' The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, 'Expertly imagined, composed, drawn and colored, this is Wiesner at his best.' - Kirkus, starred review 'Wiesner once again produces a fantasy adventure that isn't like anything else around.' - Publishers Weekly, starred review 'This exemplary Wiesnerian blend of ordinary and extraordinary incorporates the delights of Borrowers- style innovations, quintessential cat behavior, and Wiesner's own exquisitely fashioned art.' - The Horn Book Magazine, starred review 'Once again Wiesner dips into his impressible imagination to deliver a mostly wordless conceptual picture book where the mundane and the magical collide.Wiesner is a three-time Caldecott winner. Fans will be ready to pounce.' Booklist, starred review 'Visual storytelling at its best.' School Library Journal, starred review 'The award-winning Wiesner (his trophy collection would make Meryl Streep blush) is a master of the form, a magical realist who makes the commonplace seem suddenly more interesting.' The Atlantic Wire 'Fans of Tuesday will recognize Wiesner's easy shift from the mundane to the fantastical here as well as his deft and plausible creation of a skewed reality. 'Expertly imagined, composed, drawn and colored, this is Wiesner at his best.' Kirkus, starred review 'Wiesner once again produces a fantasy adventure that isn't like anything else around.' Publishers Weekly, starred review 'This exemplary Wiesnerian blend of ordinary and extraordinary incorporates the delights of Borrowers- style innovations, quintessential cat behavior, and Wiesner's own exquisitely fashioned art.' The Horn Book Magazine, starred review 'Once again Wiesner dips into his impressible imagination to deliver a mostly wordless conceptual picture book where the mundane and the magical collide.Wiesner is a three-time Caldecott winner.

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