Jake Gander, a cop in Storyville, has been asked by Red R. Hood who thinks someone is impersonating her granny. Can he solve the case or will he need some help? I really enjoyed all the references to other fairy tales sprinkled throughout the book. I also enjoyed the book's pace which is reminiscent of 1930's hard boiled detectives stories, and while the illustrations are in bright, vivid colors, Jake is in black, white, and gray colors. Great for ages 8 and up.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Detective Little Boy Blue by Steve Metzger & Illustrated by Tedd Arnold
This great picture book takes a funny, clever twist on an old nursey rhyme. Little Boy Blue is all grown up and has traded in his shepherd's crook and horn for a treachcoat and a fedora. This detectve is on the case of tracking down the missing Miss Muffett. I really enjoyed all the references to other nursery rhymes. My favorite one was Detective Blue nabbing Mary's Little Lamb trying to sneak into school. This book is great for ages four and up.
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