Very Good Hats
Emma Straub
An unseen narrator considers what can count as a hat. Familiar headwear appears alongside towel turbans and flower crowns, but the book expands the idea further: acorn caps can sit on fingertips, and a pot lid or a house roof can be considered a hat. Through digital art and paper collage, it inventories ordinary and inventive forms of headwear and objects. The result is a playful exploration of how many hat possibilities can be found in everyday surroundings.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
