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Carregando... The King's Flowerde Mitsumasa Anno
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Registre-se no LibraryThing tpara descobrir se gostará deste livro. Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. Nice illustrations. A king who thinks that the biggest is the best realizes that "perhaps" he was wrong. (A possibly political take on the story: Why did his servants humor him? Why couldn't they explain that the world's biggest pincers are not the best tool for pulling his bad tooth? Or that trying to eat with giant silverware means that you'll be hungry. On the other hand, nothing he did was hurt others; it just required extra work.) ( ) This is the story of a king who believed that bigger is better and had everything in his kingdom made ridiculously large. He decided he wanted the biggest and best tulip in all the world. So he ordered a gigantic flower pot to be made, and climbed a ladder up to the top of the flowerpot nearly every day waiting for the tulip. When the tulip did finally grow, it was beautiful, but ordinary sized, and the king realized that even with all his power he couldn't change the size of a flower. sem resenhas | adicionar uma resenha
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