Mauk’s master is building a grand Palazzo when something strange and wonderful happens.
Mauk is catapulted into a topsy-turvy world where carpenters stand on their heads, painters dangle upside down, and workers fall upstairs as they build!
The Master blames his apprentice for all the confusion. But how can it be Mauk’s fault? He only sharpens the Master’s pencils.
Read Mauk's adventure all the way to the end...then turn this book upside-down and read it back to the front. Palazzo Inverso is a continuously looping story, full of surprises, both strange and wonderful.
ABOUT THE BOOK
The apprentice Mauk is an entirely fictional character who takes his nickname and his inspiration from the work of Dutch artist M. C. Escher (1898-1972)...READ MORE»
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"With the enigmatic work of M.C. Escher as his inspiration, Johnson puts brush to paper to imagine a startling world that changes on every page."