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If you must act wild, kindly do so in the WILDERNESS!

In this book, Mr. Tiger embarks on a colorful journey of self-discovery, yearning to break free from the confines of his civilized animal community. Peter Brown‘s stunning illustrations burst with energy, capturing the spirit of individuality and the joy of living authentically. This delightful tale encourages readers to embrace their uniqueness and reminds us all that it's perfectly okay to be a little wild!

Mr. Tiger Goes Wild by Peter Brown features vibrant illustrations that capture the whimsical journey of Mr. Tiger, reflecting the importance of individuality. The art, blending watercolor and digital techniques, enhances the story's themes of self-acceptance and freedom. The book emphasizes celebrating differences, making it a timeless addition to children's literature.

I thought it was very funny when mr tiger was “naked” after he swam in the fountain.

“And one day, Mr. Tiger had a very wild idea.”

Mr Tiger Goes Wild by Peter Brown, 2013, is a picture book full of lush green forest and a bright orange tiger. The color of the tiger represents that the main character feels different. The other characters and the illustrations are vertical and a diatonic room of the tiger being horizontal. The vocabulary, like proper and prim, are introduced naturally in storytelling. Speech bubbles are used to emphasize the characters words and feelings.

ROAR!

I think that this was a fun and silly book about Mr. Tiger finding who he is, when he is in a world that makes him conform against what he wants to do. He finds a happy medium between being comfortable in who he is as a tiger but also learning to balance the world around him. With lots of fun reading dynamics and jokes that will grab a child's attention with lots of colors and great illustrations.