Ursula Upside Down

Ursula is a contented catfish. She spends her days swimming in a shimmering river, with weeds waving overhead and a sky full of tasty bugs beneath her. Then a single question changes everything: is left really left, is right really wrong, and which way is up, anyway?

Ursula Upside Down is a picture book told in a flipped format, and it encourages children to feel confident about being different and seeing the world in their own way. It is by Corey R. Tabor, a Caldecott Honoree and Geisel Award winner, who also created the Caldecott Honor-winning Mel Fell, another picture book with an inventive, flipped layout.