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Lanny
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The fabled Dead Papa Toothwort has found his equal in the boy, Lanny Greentree. Lanny understands the hum of life and nature and this makes him mysterious and misunderstood, sometimes even by his parents. Lanny explores art with his pal, famous artist Mad Pete, and creates with charcoal, paint and print.
There is a melding of timelessness with modern to make this untraditional structure of a book both mystical and unique. And then, there’s typesetting that kicks everything up a notch.
Multiple narrators impart the story of Lanny’s journey through life and his special understanding of permanence and renewal. The ending is elusive but Lanny is a gift just like the world around us.
4.5 stars
There is a melding of timelessness with modern to make this untraditional structure of a book both mystical and unique. And then, there’s typesetting that kicks everything up a notch.
Multiple narrators impart the story of Lanny’s journey through life and his special understanding of permanence and renewal. The ending is elusive but Lanny is a gift just like the world around us.
4.5 stars
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It’s very clever!

I just edited this from 5 to 4 stars. Fun to read his creative writing but it hasn’t stuck with me.