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by P. J. Kennan (Author)
The Man With the Fish on His Head
Some people wear hats
Some people wear crowns
And then... there's Pablo.
For reasons unknown (and perhaps unknowable), Pablo strolls through his village with a fish on his head. Naturally, this raises a few eyebrows. Why a fish? Why his head? Why not?
Inspired by a spontaneous moment of childhood play and the dreamlike genius of surrealist artist René Magritte, this bizarre rhyming tale celebrates those who dare to be different-because sometimes, the strangest choices make the most sense of all.
A surreal, captivating adventure for the wildly imaginative kids and the grown-ups who never stopped questioning the ordinary.
As people encounter our protagonist Pablo and his unusual head wear they are exposed to something different, unique and a little strange as well as some surrealist philosophy.
With references to Magritte's work in text and visually, The man with the fish on his head is a fun introduction to surrealism visually, lyrically and conceptually.
Ages: 4-8
