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这不是我的帽子，可是我偷了它
我觉得大鱼不会注意到吧，大鱼要很久才能睡醒呢
我想躲藏到茂密的水草中，那对我来说才是最安全的地方；有一只小螃蟹看见了我，可是它不会出卖我
这条偷了帽子的小鱼，一只有着自己的心理活动，可是画面上的每个细节，告诉读者：一切和它想的正好相反。
大鱼醒了，大鱼发现帽子没了，大鱼很在乎；小螃蟹指的方向道出了小鱼的去处。
所以大鱼取回了自己的帽子，从一片水草中；那么小鱼呢，小鱼哪里去了？
From the creator of the bestselling and award-winning "Want My Hat Back" comes a second wry tale. When a tiny fish shoots into view wearing a round blue top hat which happens to fit him perfectly, trouble could be following close behind. So it''s a good thing that enormous fish won''t wake up. And even if he does, it''s not as though he''ll ever know what happened, will he. Visual humour swims to the fore as the bestselling Jon Klassen follows his break-out debut with another deadpan-funny tale. This is a second thought-provoking musing on the nature of crime and punishment.
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Jon Klassen is a Canadian illustrator who live in Los Angeles
now. He works as an animator for DreamWorks where he worked
extensively on "Coraline". He likes cats, in theory. Visit him
online at: http: www.burstofbeaden.com
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正如标题书说的，“这不是我的帽子”。
作为2013年凯迪克金奖绘本，这本书不是故事性最强的，也不是工艺最巧妙的，但是它那种无声的幽默能逗得孩子哈哈大笑。
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