Through the Eyes of a Child. A classic children's folksong in text and comic illustration. The song, about an inept man frustrated by a long list of interrelated tasks needed to fix his bucket, contains repetiton allowing for ease of prediction. In this nonsensical circular plot, the man finds that in order to fix his bucket, he must repair it.
Comic illustration extends the plot.
This favourite exploration of children's nightmares is illustrated in gray night time tones. A young boy's persistent nightmare episodes force him to hide under the covers fearfully until he decides to confront the monster. When challenged, the nightmare begins to cry. An imaginative and humourous look at fears and how to control them. Robin dreads explaining to her friends why their Jewish family doesn't decorate a Christmas tree or why her Jewish classmate, Sandy, decorates a Chanukah Bush instead.