
The Most Boring Book Ever
Brandon Sanderson
A boy’s supposedly mundane day is recounted in dry narration, with instructions not to look at the pictures. He is said to be sitting in chairs and completing homework. Yet pen-and-ink scenes, colored digitally, show something different: flying machines, a dragon in the sky, and an unexpected adventure. The contrast between the narrator’s claim and the illustrations drives the book’s humor.
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