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Edgar is a robot with a nice life. He has friends and gets to do cool stuff—that is until his parents make him move to a new town. A strange new town full of strange-looking aliens.
As the new kid in town, Edgar is the outcast until he meets “big, weird” Cecil—a one-eyed alien in a backwards baseball cap.
Kevin Luthardt uses rich illustrations to share Cecil’s story of meeting an unlikely friend. The illustrations look like you can reach out and stroke them. Luthardt is a painter and muralist, and that style translates well into this book. Each page presents like a bright mural on a wall.
Kevin Luthardt uses rich illustrations to share Cecil’s story of meeting an unlikely friend. The illustrations look like you can reach out and stroke them. Luthardt is a painter and muralist, and that style translates well into this book. Each page presents like a bright mural on a wall.
Making a new friend in a new place is always sweet and often a little weird. When Edgar Met Cecil captures that feeling well.
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Zane Ewton/2014 for curled
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