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46. Don’t Trust Fish!
Neil Sharpson & Dan Santat
Starting with classification of animals, this descends into a hilariously paranoid rage against fish and why they aren’t to be trusted. Dan Santat’s illustrations are a joy too. Genius stuff.
Neil Sharpson & Dan Santat
Starting with classification of animals, this descends into a hilariously paranoid rage against fish and why they aren’t to be trusted. Dan Santat’s illustrations are a joy too. Genius stuff.
April 9, 2025 at 8:27 AM
46. Don’t Trust Fish!
Neil Sharpson & Dan Santat
Starting with classification of animals, this descends into a hilariously paranoid rage against fish and why they aren’t to be trusted. Dan Santat’s illustrations are a joy too. Genius stuff.
Neil Sharpson & Dan Santat
Starting with classification of animals, this descends into a hilariously paranoid rage against fish and why they aren’t to be trusted. Dan Santat’s illustrations are a joy too. Genius stuff.
Thank you for the fantastic review!
March 24, 2025 at 10:51 AM
Thank you for the fantastic review!
His editor at Andersen Press, Chloe Sackur has said:
'Alex genuinely was an inspiration as a human and as a writer. He was a brilliant author who believed in everything he wrote, and captured voices and lives with truth and power. We’ve lost a great talent and a truly lovely man'
'Alex genuinely was an inspiration as a human and as a writer. He was a brilliant author who believed in everything he wrote, and captured voices and lives with truth and power. We’ve lost a great talent and a truly lovely man'
March 20, 2025 at 2:35 PM
His editor at Andersen Press, Chloe Sackur has said:
'Alex genuinely was an inspiration as a human and as a writer. He was a brilliant author who believed in everything he wrote, and captured voices and lives with truth and power. We’ve lost a great talent and a truly lovely man'
'Alex genuinely was an inspiration as a human and as a writer. He was a brilliant author who believed in everything he wrote, and captured voices and lives with truth and power. We’ve lost a great talent and a truly lovely man'