Buddy and Earl
Autor Maureen Fergus Ilustrat de Carey Sookocheffen Paperback
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781773061191
ISBN-10: 1773061194
Pagini: 32
Greutate: 0.09 kg
ISBN-10: 1773061194
Pagini: 32
Greutate: 0.09 kg
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Notă biografică
MAUREEN FERGUS is an award-winning author of books for kids of all ages. Her novels include The Gypsy King trilogy and Ortega; her picture books include InvisiBill, The Day My Mom Came to Kindergarten, and the Buddy and Earl series. She lives in Winnipeg with her family and her dog, Buddy.
Recenzii
A 49th Shelf Favourite Picture Book of the Year
A Boston Globe Best Book of 2015 for Kids
A Bank Street College of Education Children's Book of the Year, 2016
CCBC Best Books for Children and Teens, Spring 2016
"Fergus' deadpan text and Sookocheff's simple, flowing artwork work in elemental harmony, working together to elevate the book to a subliminal sophistication that breathes something quite smart into the proceedings." — Kirkus, starred review "Earl and Buddy know the secret of camaraderie and play it out in fine form." — Kirkus, starred review
"Their charmingly raucous game of make-believe is appealing enough, but the sneaky lesson in deductive reasoning makes this frolicsome, read-aloud-friendly picture book truly outstanding." — Booklist, starred review
"An understated winner of a friendship story. . . . simultaneously of-the-moment and timeless." — Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Enjoy the humor, and the depth of characterization, in both art and text, and hope for more Buddy and Earl adventures." — Horn Book
A Boston Globe Best Book of 2015 for Kids
A Bank Street College of Education Children's Book of the Year, 2016
CCBC Best Books for Children and Teens, Spring 2016
"Fergus' deadpan text and Sookocheff's simple, flowing artwork work in elemental harmony, working together to elevate the book to a subliminal sophistication that breathes something quite smart into the proceedings." — Kirkus, starred review "Earl and Buddy know the secret of camaraderie and play it out in fine form." — Kirkus, starred review
"Their charmingly raucous game of make-believe is appealing enough, but the sneaky lesson in deductive reasoning makes this frolicsome, read-aloud-friendly picture book truly outstanding." — Booklist, starred review
"An understated winner of a friendship story. . . . simultaneously of-the-moment and timeless." — Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Enjoy the humor, and the depth of characterization, in both art and text, and hope for more Buddy and Earl adventures." — Horn Book
"'There’s obviously no fooling you, Buddy,' said Earl. 'So I’m going to tell you the truth.'
Slowly, Earl changed from a tight ball of prickles into a flattish prickly thing with a face.
'The truth is that I’m a talking hairbrush.'
Buddy was almost positive that Earl was not a talking hairbrush."
Slowly, Earl changed from a tight ball of prickles into a flattish prickly thing with a face.
'The truth is that I’m a talking hairbrush.'
Buddy was almost positive that Earl was not a talking hairbrush."
— from the book