How does sound taste? Do colours smell? Why do onions make me cry?Who builds the wings for birds to fly?Renowned artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers brings his unique vision to these and many other questions. From the practical to the philosophical, this book is guaranteed to fire young imaginations!
Kyle Hughes-Odgers is an Australian artist. He has held exhibitions throughout Australia and internationally in New York, Los Angeles, Singapore and Berlin. Kyle has also been involved in large-scale public art projects internationally (New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, London, Sheffield, Hong Kong, Singapore, Madrid, Berlin, Cambodia) and at home in Australia, including From Above, a giant 6 m x 80 m exterior painting for the Perth International Airport.
"The open-ended questions, accompanied by intricate illustrations, encourage children to create their own ideas about the world, and give adult readers a chance to pause with younger readerstalking and discovering together
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"Quiet. Powerful. Stunning to explore in both a visual and thoughtful sense, this one deserves a sticker or three." -- Kids Book Review
"These simple questions give your thoughts a new direction of travel." -- Six Thousand
"This is a captivating picture book full of questions, both practical and philosophical, which is sure to get readers imaginations working overtime. A fantastic book. I loved it!" -- YARR-A
"What spins the earth? How does sound taste? What is it about onions that make people cry? These are just some of the deep and sometimes thought-provoking questions posed in Kyle Hughes-Odgers new book Can a skeleton have an x-ray?" -- Community Newspaper Group
