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Hush Little Dragon Publishes in Spring 2008 from Abrams Books for Young Readers
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FWIW:
If I see this correctly, the right side of the illustration will be the front cover. The dominant dark colors are a little depressing; how about a blue sky?
The tree the little guy (extremely cute) sits on occupies a bit much of the cover, and again is very dark; how about green?
Thanks Bill for your thought full comments.
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