What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week, Plus What
I Did Last Week, Featuring Hanmin Kim & Genjirou Mita

THUD, THUD, THUD.”
— From Hanmin Kim’s Tiptoe Tapirs

illustrated by Genjirou Mita
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This morning over at Kirkus, I’ve got a graphic novel round-up. That link is here.
Today I’ve got some art from the two Asian imports I wrote about here last week — Hanmin Kim’s Tiptoe Tapirs, originally published in Korea but coming to shelves in October from Holiday House, as well as Nankichi Niimi’s Gon, The Little Fox (Museyon, May 2015), illustrated by Genjirou Mita and originally published in 1969.
Enjoy.

Tapir ran with soft, silent steps. Hush, hush, hush.”
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It was told to me by an old man named Mohei who lived in my village …”

Gon hid in the deep part of the grass
and quietly snuck up to look.”




The voices were coming closer to him. …”

GON, THE LITTLE FOX. Copyright © 1969 by Nankichi Niimi and Genjirou Mita. English edition published by Museyon, Inc., New York. Illustrations reproduced by permission of the publisher.
TIPTOE TAPIRS. Copyright © 2013 by Hanmin Kim. English translation copyright © by Sera Lee. Illustrations used by permission of Holiday House.
J’aime beaucoup les illustraions.
Bonne soirée