Lessmore once again discovers the hope that had been previously blown away by the wind. Starting in color, then changing to black and white pencil sketches to show the devastation of the storm, and reintroducing color at the point in the story when Mr. The rich illustrations convey so much of the story. Additionally, I appreciate the symbolism throughout and the sense of hope that is infused into each beautiful page. Morris Lessmore", "Fantastic Flying Books". I also appreciate the use of sound devices such as alliteration, "Mr. I love the extended metaphor comparing books to birds, emphasizing the way that well-told stories are organic, animated, sentient creations. This story is quiet, yet powerful in a way that only the best told stories can be. With help from a mysterious flying lady and a library full of very special books, Morris rewrites his story.and it flies. Morris Lessmore sits on his veranda, day in and day out, writing his story, until one day a terrible storm blows his entire life away, including his story.
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