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Edition: Hardcover: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0763628867
ISBN-13: 978-0763628864
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From the Publisher
It takes extreme measures to get a response out of the stubbornly indifferent Billy in a wry little tale that readers of all ages will surely relate to.
Billy can be very difficult to please. Show him something very tall or very small, and he'll say, "whatever." Let him play inside the bounciest castle, and he'll shrug and say, "whatever." Take him for a ride in the smokiest train or the speediest spaceship -- it doesn't matter. Billy's reaction is always the same. What might the surly boy say if a hungry tiger came by and his nonchalant dad gave Billy a taste of his own medicine? William Bee's quirky illustrations give an amusing new spin to a familiar scenario that will have both children and adults laughing in recognition.


Publishers Weekly
This visually enticing story introduces a boy "who can be very difficult to please." Billy-drawn as a square-headed block of a boy-and his father, whose raised eyebrows and tipped hat suggest a larger, more animated version of his son, a master of the pre-adolescent rejoinder, "whatever." The boy's apathy doesn't deter his father, however, who is bent on getting a reaction from his son. He shows Billy "something very tall"; readers must tilt the book for a vertical view of a collage giraffe, with photographic elements of a ruler incorporated into its impressive neck. The animal holds Dad's hat in his teeth and, on the next spread, replaces it on Billy's head. Upping the ante, the man plays Billy a tune on "the world's curliest trumpet," and flies him into outer space, always to the same response: "Whatever." Finally Dad introduces Billy to "the world's hungriest tiger," who eats him. This at last prompts words from the boy, but now it's Dad's turn to utter the refrain. Bee illustrates this cautionary tale with highly stylized visuals that are baroque in their intricacy. Heavy black lines contain swirls, floral patterns and letters, contrasting with the characters' stolid shapes. The eye-pleasing results go a long way toward injecting some fun into the book. Ultimately, however, the story comes off as more mean than spirited. Parents may grin at the ending, but young readers may have trouble finding the humor.


Children's Literature
"Billy can be very difficult to please." His dad tries hard for any reaction at all, but Billy's reply is just " . . . whatever." The spare text on the double pages leaves room for depicting the "something very tall . . . " or "very small," for the world's curliest trumpet," or for bouncing Billy off "the world's bounciest castle or riding the world's smokiest train. Billy's response is always the same " . . . whatever." Finally, his dad tries to frighten him with "the world's hungriest tiger . . . " The result is rather a shock. But it does finally bring a different reply from Billy. And a rather amusing " . . . whatever" from his dad. Digitally created simplified figures on white pages with no context, not even a ground line, match the minimal text. But the visuals deliver the humor in the facial expressions and props. That "curliest trumpet" is a wonderfully intricate piece of yellow and tan plumbing with valves, meters, and a sinuous intertwining that fills the spread. The tall giraffe incorporates yardsticks in its long neck as it requires turning the book on its side for the vertical double page. Other detailed bits add to the visual fun.


School Library Journal
A cautionary tale with spare text and striking graphics. Billy "can be very difficult to please." Indifferent to his father's attempts to engage or impress him, the child responds to each try with an unenthusiastic "-whatever." Dad plays the "world's curliest trumpet," bounces Billy off the "bounciest castle," and even takes him on a trip to "the edge of outer space." Yet each effort fails to garner more than the same bored reaction. After the "world's hungriest tiger" fails to scare the impassive youngster, the animal swallows Billy whole. "Dad! I am still in here you know...." In a fitting turnabout comes Dad's reply, "-whatever." Bold, digitally created illustrations on stark white pages (except for outer space, which is on blue) engage the audience and mirror the humor in this slightly callous story that is reminiscent of Maurice Sendak's Pierre (HarperCollins, 1962). Children will enjoy the scrolls and curves of the "curliest trumpet" and the ridiculous image of Billy being bounced out of the "bounciest castle," and recognize that the large, orange tiger is a creature to be reckoned with, even if the unconcerned Billy does not. Children will take pleasure in the book and get a laugh as well.


Kirkus Reviews
A remake of Maurice Sendak's Pierre (1962), with a more trenchant ending. Though his dad tries hard to please him, taking him out to the zoo and butterfly garden, on a train ride and even into space, Billy responds to each overture with a shrug: "Whatever." But it's turnabout, at last, when Billy takes a slide into the belly of a huge tiger; his dad leaves him there, answering his muffled complaint with a shrug of his own. Bee tells the tale and illustrates with small figures suspended against blank backgrounds. Perfect for sharing with little ingrates, though the question begs to be asked: Why this and not the original when this is almost a carbon copy?
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