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ISBN: 9781925162691
Dimensions: 24x23cm
Pages: 32
Publication year: 2015
Publisher: Fremantle Press
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Can a Skeleton Have an X-ray?

Written by Kyle Hughes-Odgers

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How does sound taste?
Do colours smell?
Why do onions make me cry?
Who builds the wings for birds to fly?

Renowned artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers brings his unique vision to these and many other questions. From the practical to the philosophical, this book is guaranteed to fire young imaginations!

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘The open-ended questions, accompanied by intricate illustrations, encourage children to create their own ideas about the world, and give adult readers a chance to pause with younger readers—talking and discovering together …’ Books+Publishing

‘Quiet. Powerful. Stunning to explore in both a visual and thoughtful sense, this one deserves a sticker or three.’ Kids’ Book Review

‘These simple questions give your thoughts a new direction of travel.’ Six Thousand

‘This is a captivating picture book full of questions, both practical and philosophical, which is sure to get readers imaginations working overtime. A fantastic book. I loved it!’ YARR-A

‘What spins the earth? How does sound taste? What is it about onions that make people cry? These are just some of the deep and sometimes thought-provoking questions posed in Kyle Hughes-Odgers’ new book Can a skeleton have an x-ray?Community Newspaper Group


Pages: 32
Publication Year: 2015
Publisher: Fremantle Press
ISBN: 9781925162691
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Kyle Hughes-Odgers

Kyle Hughes-Odgers is an Australian artist. He has held exhibitions throughout Australia and internationally in New York, Los Angeles, Singapore and Berlin. Kyle has also been involved in large-scale public art projects internationally (New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, London, Sheffield, Hong Kong, Singapore, Madrid, Berlin, Cambodia) and at home in Australia, including From […]