Description

---

A pizza, a moon, and a balloon will never look the same! For twenty-five years, John O'Brien has contributed quirky and one-of-a-kind cartoons to the pages of the New Yorker. Now readers are invited into O'Brien's lopsided universe with a hilarious collection of cartoons created especially for this volume. A farmer, a knight, a clown, and other off-the- wall characters find themselves in an absurd world where the moon is a Frisbee and a hungry pizza may gobble them up. Visual gags will tickle readers' funny bones and tease their brains, sometimes all at once. Humor fans can expect the unexpected in this wildly entertaining cartoon collection from a brilliant comic mind.

About the Author

---

John O'Brien has illustrated more than ninety books. His cartoons appear in the New Yorker and other publications. He is the only banjo- and concertina-playing children's book illustrator who is also senior lieutenant in the North Wildwood, New Jersey, Beach Patrol. He lives in Delran, New Jersey.

Praise For…

---

*"New Yorker cartoonist O'Brien toys with perception and subverts expectations in 30 brief and clever stories. . .O'Brien has great fun playing with puns and cartooning conventions, and readers will be delighted by the results." --Publishers Weekly, starred review