Peter's Strange Afternoon

Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan x Hans Christian Andersen Award winner Anthony Browne. The pleasant and strange imagery of a dreamer boy drawn by two masters. Two masters who have led British literature and British children's literature respectively, having received honors in Britain—Ian McEwan and Anthony Browne—met through one story book. Peter's Strange Afternoon, the only story Ian McEwan wrote himself, depicts the imaginary world the dreamer boy Peter meets through daydreaming in pleasant and strange imagery. The childhood imagination drawn by Ian McEwan, who sharply sees through human psychology, is sometimes pleasant and delightful.