Manneken Pis, A Simple Story of a Boy who Peed on a War

Radunsky relates the Belgian legend of a boy, separated from his parents during a war, who desperately needs to . . . well, pee. And so he does--right onto the battle. When those fighting see the child, all the bangs and booms turn to laughter, and war gives way to peace. Inspired by the bronze statue of Manneken Pis in Brussels, Radunsky presents an entertaining antiwar picture book. Full-color illustrations.