A possum is content in the forest until people turn his world topsy-turvy. Strikingly illustrated in black-and-white, this satire of cultural intolerance will appeal to readers of all ages.
Frank Tashlin (1931-1972) was a well-known animator, screenwriter, and director. He worked for Warner Brothers, Disney, and Columbia as an animator; wrote gags for Lucille Ball and the Marx Brothers; and directed several films, including The Girl Can't Help It and Rock-a-Bye-Baby. His illustrated books, including The Bear That Wasn't, are satirical in nature and appeal to adults as well as children.
