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The Knights of the Road

Mister I Justin Eisinger Sendak once again explores theBy Lewis Trondheim. Published by Bries. Hardcover, 32 pages, Colour, 2005 After Mister O comes now Mister I. In hundreds of little squares the author depicts Mister Is fruitless search for food. However hard he tries, hes not able to lay hands on an apple, a fish or a piece of cake. Tunnels, constructions or theft dont help. Hes not afraid of a little violence either, and though he often gets him very close, it always turns against him.