Widening horizons for children: This is Edinburgh
Miroslav Sasek has an eye that captures the underlying pattern of scenes, a sense of humor that adds originality, a publisher who preserves the just-painted freshness of his remarkably wide color range. He sows some history, what a sgian dubh is, and brings such an atmosphere that it is easy to hear the squeal of bagpipes and the soft burr of Scots voices.
Text from Widening horizons for children: This is Edinburgh
The Christian Science Monitor, June 8, 1961, p. 11.
