Fourteen Ways of Looking at Jellyfish | Carole Boston Weatherford (Author) + Bagram Ibatoulline (Illustrated by) Sherri Winston someone broke into Iggy's parents'

someone broke into Iggy's parents' art gallery and stole all the paintings for the new exhibit

The 500 ribbon cut puzzle pieces are thick and sturdy

But they aren’t weird

or unable to fit in

including Max Roach

Fourteen Ways of Looking at Jellyfish | Carole Boston Weatherford (Author) + Bagram Ibatoulline (Illustrated by) Sherri Winston someone broke into Iggy's parents'"An imaginative triumph that will mesmerize readers" Kirkus Reviews (starred review) With dozens of major awards between them, a revered poet and a versatile artist pool their mastery to sing the praises of an undersea wonder. A graceful bundle of nerves three times as ancient as the dinosaurs, the jellyfish is no fish but a spineless invertebrate without brain, heart, blood, or bones. Inside glass tanks in crowded aquariums, jellies hold visitors