
Grandma in Blue with Red Hat
Scott Menchin, illustrated by Harry Bliss
During a museum visit, an art teacher invites a boy and his classmates to consider why different works belong in an exhibition. Their answers include beauty, difference, stories, humor, and the feelings art can create. Later, the boy connects those ideas to his grandmother, who comes from far away, tells stories, makes him feel good, and is funny. He imagines that she should be displayed in the museum, then creates a playful painted tribute to her.
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