A puzzling query put by a kind old farmer to a squirrel who saw ""a fat round brown bird in the sky,"" a mouse, who saw ""a...

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WHO TOOK THE FARMER'S HAT

A puzzling query put by a kind old farmer to a squirrel who saw ""a fat round brown bird in the sky,"" a mouse, who saw ""a big round brown mousehole in the grass"", a fly, who saw, ""a flat round brown hill in a tree,"" and eventually to a bird. ""No"", said the Bird, ""I saw this nice round brown nest, but no hat"". Of course an egg is hatching in the ""nest"" and the benevolent farmer contents himself with a new round brown bat. Fritz Siebel's exuberant childlike depiction in four colors will amuse the young onlooker who from the beginning is in on the secret of the missing hat.

Pub Date: Feb. 27, 1963

ISBN: 0064431746

Page Count: -

Publisher: Harper & Row

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Feb. 1, 1963

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