Which is Willy?
Review After his trip to the city [Willy] returns to the South Pole... "He no longer cares about being different or the same. Willy just wants to be Willy. Well, thank goodness! "-The Saturday Review of Literature "A talented author-illustrator entertains adults and children alike with a bare minimum of words and some hilarious illustrations in black and white."-Kirkus Review From the Inside Flap Most penguins don't mind looking alike but Willy did. So he left the South Pole and went away to the city where he would be different. And he was different-so different in fact, that he wasn't happy there either. Children have always found penguins fascinating and appealing birds to read about or to visit at the zoo. They will love Robert Bright's illustrations showing Willy loose in the city, in a shop, a restaurant, or just on his way to the opera...unlikely perhaps, in real life, but pictured as convincingly as if it happened every day. Willy's dilemma and how he solves it is a gentle fantasy, full of the whimsical touches of humor that have made the author's previous Georgie books such favourites.