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Reviewed by Lisa Sykes (CM Magazine, Apr. 12, 2002, Vol 8, No. 16) 'Overall, Leon the Chameleon would make a colourful addition to collections focusing on appreciating differences and, as an art/literature connection.' http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol8/no16/leon.html
Léon n'est pas un caméléon comme les autres : il ne peut pas se camoufler. Dès qu'il se tient sur quelque chose, il devient de la couleur opposée. Le pauvre Léon voudrait tellement être comme ses semblables. Mais une mésaventure lui apprendra à être fier d'être unique et si spécial.
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Leon is different from the other chameleons--when they turn the same color as their environment, Leon turns a complimentary color--but his difference turns out to be a life-saving quality when all the little chameleons lose their way.
'Overall, Leon the Chameleon would make a colourful addition to collections focusing on appreciating differences and, as an art/literature connection.' http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol8/no16/leon.html