Hello...
I am using _Willy the Dreamer_ by Anthony Browne as an introduction
to a 7th grade unit on art and artists.
To my amazement, Mr. Browne does not include a list of the artworks and
artists "referred to" in his book. My students
were also surprised by this omission. In fact, we spent a great deal of
time locating copies of the various artistic take-offs, identifying
artists, dates, etc. Though this was time very well spent - an
impromptu treasure hunt! - I am still curious as to why
Mr. Browne didn't append a list of "sources of inspiration". Anyone
have any ideas?
Thanks.
Cindy Brown, District Librarian
Jackson St. School Library
405 Jackson Street
Yreka, CA 96097
530-842-3561/cbrown@sisnet.ssku.k12.ca.us
Cat's name: Friskey
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