Savage tries something different with “Little Tug,” a more disarmingly modest book for younger children than “Where’s Walrus?,” whose wordlessness and off-the-page references to Edward Hopper as well as to “Where’s Waldo?” meant inference was everything.
Still, both books were strong sellers and brought deserved attention to their creators. The deliberations are secret, so we cannot know the Caldecott committee’s thinking, but the single (if expert) joke of “Walrus” and the Raymond Carveresque minimalist murder plot of “Hat” were perhaps not pluses. Pattern is copyright protected it should not be reproduced, redistributed, or displayed publicly in any way.Jon Klassen’s “I Want My Hat Back” and Stephen Savage’s “Where’s Walrus?,” though two of the most widely anticipated Caldecott Medal contenders of 2012, didn’t, in the end, get much love from the American Library Association committee that chose the winning picture book, “A Ball for Daisy,” by Chris Raschka, along with three runners-up.
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