The Wrong Side of the Bed

The Wrong Side of the Bed by Edward Ardizzone is a wordless story published by Penguin Books, Limited on April 7, 2016. This edition features 32 pages of Ardizzone’s signature cross-hatched illustrations, which convey the narrative without the use of text. The story follows Johnny as he begins his day on the wrong side of the bed, experiencing a series of unfortunate events until he discovers a sixpence that inspires him to change his outlook.
Readers will find a visual exploration of emotions and feelings, as the illustrations depict Johnny’s journey through a day filled with challenges. The book touches on social themes and concepts familiar to many, making it relatable for both children and adults. With its engaging artwork, this edition serves as a classic example of how illustrations can effectively communicate a story, inviting readers to interpret Johnny’s experiences in their own way.
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One day, Johnny gets out on the wrong side of the bed. His day starts badly and gets worse from there–until he finds a sixpence and decides to turn things around. This wordless story, told only by Ardizzone’s trademark cross-hatched illustrations, is a heartwarming story about the very familiar feeling of nothing going your way.
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