That Cat Can't Stay
Autor Thad Krasnesky Ilustrat de David Parkinsen Limba Engleză Hardback – apr 2010 – vârsta de la 5 până la 8 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780979974656
ISBN-10: 0979974658
Pagini: 32
Ilustrații: colour illus
Dimensiuni: 246 x 246 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Flashlight Press
ISBN-10: 0979974658
Pagini: 32
Ilustrații: colour illus
Dimensiuni: 246 x 246 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Flashlight Press
Recenzii
"This light comedy . . . spotlight[s] family dynamics. Energetic rhymed couplets relay how Mom and kids repeatedly bring home stray cats, driving Dad crazy . . . spirited cartoons depict animals and humans with amusingly exaggerated facial expressions . . . The buffoonlike father's antics should prove kid-pleasing." -- Publishers Weekly
"This book expertly combines a comic, rhyming text with hilarious cartoon illustrations to create a completely enjoyable romp." --School Library Journal
" That Cat Can't Stay [is] an absolutely adorable book and exactly how the Viorsts once wound up with four cats." --Judith Viorst
"Parkins visualizes this comic opera with cartoon-like pen and ink and watercolor illustrations of cartoon-like characters displaying exaggerated behavior. Dad in particular is portrayed in lively vignettes." -- Children's Literature
"He may rant and rave, but ultimately this softhearted dad lets the strays stay. David Parkins' hilariously detailed pictures add to the fun and the surprise ending." --Baltimore's Child
"This is a funny book with a riotous rhyming text and illustrations . . . that seem to leap right off the glossy white pages in visual hyperbole. It makes a great read-aloud. In fact, once you've read it, you'll long for the chance to share it orally. Even if you don't like cats this book will tickle you." -- Puget Sound Council
"This is a rhyming picture book about our love affair with animals--a book for reading together, but it easily opens discussions about what we like/dislike, getting along, flexibility, and being open to change." --The Reading Tub.com
"The rollicking rhyming tale with its comical pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations is an enjoyable read-aloud for pet lovers." -- Horn Book
"This light comedy ... spotlight[s] family dynamics. Energetic rhymed couplets relay how Mom and kids repeatedly bring home stray cats, driving Dad crazy ... spirited cartoons depict animals and humans with amusingly exaggerated facial expressions ... The buffoonlike father's antics should prove kid-pleasing." -- Publishers Weekly "This book expertly combines a comic, rhyming text with hilarious cartoon illustrations to create a completely enjoyable romp." --School Library Journal " That Cat Can't Stay [is] an absolutely adorable book and exactly how the Viorsts once wound up with four cats." --Judith Viorst "Parkins visualizes this comic opera with cartoon-like pen and ink and watercolor illustrations of cartoon-like characters displaying exaggerated behavior. Dad in particular is portrayed in lively vignettes." -- Children's Literature "He may rant and rave, but ultimately this softhearted dad lets the strays stay. David Parkins' hilariously detailed pictures add to the fun and the surprise ending." --Baltimore's Child "This is a funny book with a riotous rhyming text and illustrations ... that seem to leap right off the glossy white pages in visual hyperbole. It makes a great read-aloud. In fact, once you've read it, you'll long for the chance to share it orally. Even if you don't like cats this book will tickle you." -- Puget Sound Council "This is a rhyming picture book about our love affair with animals--a book for reading together, but it easily opens discussions about what we like/dislike, getting along, flexibility, and being open to change." --The Reading Tub.com "The rollicking rhyming tale with its comical pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations is an enjoyable read-aloud for pet lovers." -- Horn Book
"This book expertly combines a comic, rhyming text with hilarious cartoon illustrations to create a completely enjoyable romp." --School Library Journal
" That Cat Can't Stay [is] an absolutely adorable book and exactly how the Viorsts once wound up with four cats." --Judith Viorst
"Parkins visualizes this comic opera with cartoon-like pen and ink and watercolor illustrations of cartoon-like characters displaying exaggerated behavior. Dad in particular is portrayed in lively vignettes." -- Children's Literature
"He may rant and rave, but ultimately this softhearted dad lets the strays stay. David Parkins' hilariously detailed pictures add to the fun and the surprise ending." --Baltimore's Child
"This is a funny book with a riotous rhyming text and illustrations . . . that seem to leap right off the glossy white pages in visual hyperbole. It makes a great read-aloud. In fact, once you've read it, you'll long for the chance to share it orally. Even if you don't like cats this book will tickle you." -- Puget Sound Council
"This is a rhyming picture book about our love affair with animals--a book for reading together, but it easily opens discussions about what we like/dislike, getting along, flexibility, and being open to change." --The Reading Tub.com
"The rollicking rhyming tale with its comical pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations is an enjoyable read-aloud for pet lovers." -- Horn Book
"This light comedy ... spotlight[s] family dynamics. Energetic rhymed couplets relay how Mom and kids repeatedly bring home stray cats, driving Dad crazy ... spirited cartoons depict animals and humans with amusingly exaggerated facial expressions ... The buffoonlike father's antics should prove kid-pleasing." -- Publishers Weekly "This book expertly combines a comic, rhyming text with hilarious cartoon illustrations to create a completely enjoyable romp." --School Library Journal " That Cat Can't Stay [is] an absolutely adorable book and exactly how the Viorsts once wound up with four cats." --Judith Viorst "Parkins visualizes this comic opera with cartoon-like pen and ink and watercolor illustrations of cartoon-like characters displaying exaggerated behavior. Dad in particular is portrayed in lively vignettes." -- Children's Literature "He may rant and rave, but ultimately this softhearted dad lets the strays stay. David Parkins' hilariously detailed pictures add to the fun and the surprise ending." --Baltimore's Child "This is a funny book with a riotous rhyming text and illustrations ... that seem to leap right off the glossy white pages in visual hyperbole. It makes a great read-aloud. In fact, once you've read it, you'll long for the chance to share it orally. Even if you don't like cats this book will tickle you." -- Puget Sound Council "This is a rhyming picture book about our love affair with animals--a book for reading together, but it easily opens discussions about what we like/dislike, getting along, flexibility, and being open to change." --The Reading Tub.com "The rollicking rhyming tale with its comical pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations is an enjoyable read-aloud for pet lovers." -- Horn Book
Descriere
Narrated by a cat-loving little girl, this story is a hysterical romp through a family's pet adoption dilemma. With hilarious ink and watercolor illustrations, this picture book demonstrates the resourcefulness, love, and compromises of a pet-loving family.
Premii
- Golden Sower Award Nominee, 2013
- Monarch Award Nominee, 2013
- Charlotte Award Nominee, 2012
- Delaware Diamonds Award Nominee, 2011