IT FELL FROM THE SKY by the Fan Brothers hosts 56 beautiful pages rendered in graphite and colored digitally using shades of white, grey and black. However, this spider entrepreneur keeps increasing the price of tickets making the community angry until he actually puts himself out of business! When a child’s hand reaches down and picks up the marble, the spider gets busy weaving webs between the flowers hoping to catch yet more wonders from the sky and this time to share them with his friends at no cost to them! And, in order to show off this curious thing from the sky the spider says he’s going to put together an exhibit called WonderVille -and sell tickets! The two-page spread of the exhibit itself and the illustration showing all the friends buying tickets are full of great details and excitement. The only problem here is that none of the others recall seeing a spider web until now.

On the second day, the spider tells them all that no matter what it is it surely belongs to him because it landed in his spider web. Ladybug sees it first and insists that it bounced three times before landing, the Inchworm says it bounced two times, Frog thinks it’s a gumdrop and the Luna Moth thinks it is a chrysalis that must be kept warm in order to hatch! It all starts when something beautiful and curious appears in a garden on one fine day.Įach of the nearby inhabitants have their own idea about this strange but lovely wonder.

IT FELL FROM THE SKY written and illustrated by the highly praised Fan Brothers is a picture book example of clever storytelling and pitch perfect pictures.

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