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Free Fall
"Free Fall" by David Wiesner tells the imaginative tale of a young boy who, after being sent to his room, becomes captivated by a small painted dollhouse. What begins as a simple observation quickly escalates as the house seems to grow or the boy shrinks, inviting him into a fantastical journey. He steps inside, finding himself transported through a series of surreal and dreamlike environments, navigating bizarre landscapes and encountering whimsical elements, all while carrying a single, small red ball as his constant companion. This highly acclaimed wordless picture book delves deeply into themes of childhood imagination, the power of perspective, and the rich landscape of a child's inner world. Without uttering a single word, the narrative unfolds entirely through Wiesner's intricate and evolving illustrations, inviting readers to actively participate in deciphering the boy's solitary, dreamlike odyssey. The compelling nature of "Free Fall" stems from its mesmerizing visual storytelling, its surreal and thought-provoking imagery, and its open-ended design, which allows each reader to explore their own interpretations of the boy's extraordinary, transformative adventure.
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Tomes & Tales
$5.95
1 copy
Publisher
Harper Collins
Pages
32
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780688109905
ISBN-10
068810990X
Language
English
Published
1991-09-18
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