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This document presents a concept for a picture book that tells a story about a boy who misunderstands something he sees, causing his imagination to run wild. The story uses real-world objects and creatures that the boy imagines in fantastical ways due to his misunderstanding. Through the pictures, the reader experiences both the real world and the world of the boy's imagination sparked by his initial misunderstanding.
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