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Edition: Hardcover: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0786809108
ISBN-13: 978-0786809103
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Book Description
The boy in the house across the street leads a fantastic life! He can sleep as late as he wants and doesn't have to go to school if it's raining. He's got a swimming pool in his bedroom and a piranha for a pet. So the little boy who watches his every move from the smaller house across the way wants desperately to be his friend. But how is this possible? With imagination, everything is possible. JULES FEIFFER has won a number of prizes for his cartoons, plays, and screenplays, including the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. His books for children include By the Side of the Road; I'm Not Bobby!; Bark, George; I Lost My Bear; and Meanwhile . . . He lives in New York City.
From Publishers Weekly
Feiffer (I'm Not Bobby!) continues his winning streak with this picture book about coveting thy neighbor's life. "Across the street from us there's a big, big house/ where it's better than here," sighs a brown-haired preadolescent, seen from behind as he gazes out his window. In a reverse view, from the opposite curb, the speaker sits in the window of his aluminum-sided home, watching the larger house's grinning occupant. The young voyeur names all the things, real and imaginary, that make his neighbor's life so appealing. Images show the envied boy keeping the undivided attention of his mother, sister and baby-sitter, or laughing uproariously with 10 other boys: "He's all of his friends' best friend." In the kind of cumulative extravagance that makes Feiffer's By the Side of the Road so startling, the speaker matter-of-factly lists his neighbor's four purebred dogs and envisions the young master splashing in a backyard pool full of dolphins. Yet Feiffer ensures there is more to the speaker's longing than maudlin self-pity. The disaffected child admires the material trappings, but also desires things that cannot be bought: "Everybody laughs in his house./ Nobody argues. Or if they do/ they stop when he says so." In the end, the boy's idealistic portrait of a blissful home cannot be reduced to a grass-is-always-greener homily. Feiffer leaves the family and class issues unresolved, and ends with a modest fantasy to which youngsters can relate: "Sometimes... I pretend he invites me in."
From School Library Journal
This tale swings in and out of the possible, with the cadences and preposterousness of a story invented on the spot. In the opening scenes, a boy gazing out of the window notes: "Across the street from us there's a big, big house/where it's better than here." In that house lives a slightly older boy whose parents cater to his every whim, such as calling 800 numbers to purchase anything he needs. The narrator admits he's exaggerating after mentioning his neighbor's pet lion; he then describes the shark in the boy's swimming pool-the one in his bedroom. In the end, the boy paces in front of the big house, which he knows is empty, and pretends to be invited in for a sleepover. Feiffer's casual, spare drawings, enhanced by watercolors, are full of the exuberance and energy of his subject. He employs multiple panels on a page to build hyperbole quickly and spreads out to two-page scenes in order to stretch the scale. Children will be willing participants in this larger-than-life fantasy, even as they recognize it for what it is. |
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