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The Almost Impossible Thing

The Almost Impossible Thing

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The Almost Impossible Thing

About the Book

Nothing is so impossible that it shouldn't be tried. Even if you're a bunny hoping to fly. A tribute to teamwork, big dreams, perseverance, and those who don't listen when others say their goals are unreachable.

The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.--Chinese Proverb

Most of us want to fly--even if we know we're rooted to the ground. Especially if we know we're rooted to the ground! So when a rabbit spots a bird soaring in beautiful, colorful loop-de-loops, a dream is born. Though her friends tell her "You can't do that!" our rabbit is undeterred. Through comical ski jumps, trampoline bounces, swings on the trapeze, and experiments with kites . . . somehow, some way, there must be a way to fly.

And there is! Teamwork.

Debut author/illustrator Basak Agaoglu delivers a story of faith, persistence, and humor--along with some of the most adorable, child-friendly art ever seen. For fans of Extremely Cute Animals Operating Heavy Machinery.


Product Details

On sale: April 4, 2017
Age: 3-7 years
Grade: Preschool - 2
Page count: 32 Pages
ISBN: 9780399548291
Reading level: Lexile: AD340L

Author Bio

Basak Agaoglu (www.basakagaoglu.com) was born and raised in Adana, Turkey, before moving to New York to pursue a degree at the Fashion Institute of Technology. After graduating, Basak began her career as a designer in the fashion industry while also working on illustrations for a children's book. The Almost Impossible Thing is Basak's debut picture book. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Follow Basak on Twitter and Instagram @BasakAgaoglu.

Reviews

"Agaoglu suggests that some dreams are so powerful that they almost will themselves into fruition." -- Publishers Weekly

"This is a book worth reading and rereading." -- Mel Schuit, Let's Talk Picture Books blog

"The images offer much to consider and chuckle at, from bunnies on ski jumps and with hang gliders to the final, improbable result. . . . A rewarding debut. -- Kirkus Reviews