Following last season's Little Parsley, this new Hagerup volume was
first published in Norway in 1971. At the time, it was a literary
scandal for offering free verse to children, who were best suited,
as the critics claimed, to the orderly rhymes of established poetic
forms. Time and the inherently free and wild forms of youthful
imagination have proven the critics completely wrong. Gorgeously
illustrated by Paul Rene Gauguin, with his most antic line, as well
as hand lettered, and playfully translated by Beck Crook, this
collection of Hagerup poems is pure pleasure.
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