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Mind's Eye

An Eye of the Beholder Collection

Peter Kuper

Ages 9–14

140 pages · Released 2000

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A note for parents

Mind's Eye is a thoughtful graphic collection of newspaper strips that explores everyday observations and human emotions through multiple perspectives. The stories gently touch on anxiety and life's stresses but without graphic depiction, making them suitable for older elementary and middle-grade readers interested in art and introspection. The book rewards close observation and empathy, offering visual and emotional literacy alongside artistic appreciation.

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From the publisher

Breaks Kuper's newspaper strips into small frames, each from a different viewpoint, revealing the artist's observation of the hidden anxities, rare pleasures of everyday life, and heightening of senses brought about by crises. Breaks Kuper's newspaper strips into small frames, each from a different viewpoint, revealing the artist's observation of the hidden anxities, rare pleasures of everyday life, and heightening of senses brought about by crises.

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  • Art
  • Fiction, general

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ISBN 9781561632596 · NBM

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