How the Mouse Was Hit on the Head by a Stone and So Discovered the World

How the Mouse Was Hit on the Head by a Stone and So Discovered the World

Herb Lubalin, Etienne Delessert, 1971

Description

This is a children’s story developed through close cooperation between the author/artist and a team of psychologists, under the direction of Professor Jean Piaget who tested each idea, each sentence and each picture for comprehension by five-and-six-year-olds. The story is about a mouse who comes out of his underground home and meets the sun, the moon, the stars—the whole outside world—for the first time.

Collections: Fifty Books of the Year (1972)
Discipline: Book design
Format: Book

Credits

Art directors
Herb Lubalin, Etienne Delessert
Designer/illustrator
Etienne Delessert
Size
8.5 x 11 inches
Pages
32
Quantity printed
edition of 20,000
Price
$5.95
Typeface
Diatronic Berthold Grotesque Light, 18/18 with display in Photo Typositor Machine Bold
Typesetter
Lubalin, Burns & Company, Inc.
Printer
Offset Jean Genoud S.A., Lausanne
Printing method
Sheet-fed offset
Paper
dull coated white stock, 80 lb.
Binder
A. Horowitz & Son.
Binding materials
bound in Joanna Arrestox B Silver on .88 binder’s board
Binding method
Smythe-sewn and square–back
Endpapers
Lindenmeyer Multicolor Donegal
Publisher
Good Book, Inc., Doubleday & Company, Inc.
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