Some Pets
Autor Angela DiTerlizzi Ilustrat de Brendan Wenzelen Limba Engleză Hardback – 7 sep 2016 – vârsta de la 4 ani
The
duo
that
brought
you
theSome
Bugs is
back
with
a
vibrant
companion
book
that’s
packed
with
your
favourite
pets.
Some pets sit.
Some pets stay.
Some pets fetch,
And some pets play.
Come one, come all, to the pet show! With dogs and cats, horses and chickens, hamsters and chinchillas—and many, many more! This book celebrates animal companions of all shapes and sizes. Who will take home the coveted Best in Show ribbon? Join the fun to find out!
Some pets sit.
Some pets stay.
Some pets fetch,
And some pets play.
Come one, come all, to the pet show! With dogs and cats, horses and chickens, hamsters and chinchillas—and many, many more! This book celebrates animal companions of all shapes and sizes. Who will take home the coveted Best in Show ribbon? Join the fun to find out!
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781481444026
ISBN-10: 1481444026
Pagini: 32
Ilustrații: f-c digital--sfx: emboss, spot uv
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: BEACH LANE BOOKS
Colecția Beach Lane Books
ISBN-10: 1481444026
Pagini: 32
Ilustrații: f-c digital--sfx: emboss, spot uv
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: BEACH LANE BOOKS
Colecția Beach Lane Books
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Notă biografică
Angela DiTerlizzi is a mom, wife, and author who loves writing books for children. Her picture books include Some Pets, Some Bugs, Baby Love, and Just Add Glitter. She and her husband, bestselling author/illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi, reside with their daughter in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Brendan Wenzel’s artwork often explores the natural world and our relationship to it and he has teamed up with many groups working to preserve wild places and creatures around the world. He has illustrated several acclaimed animal-themed picture books, including Some Bugs and Some Pets by Angela DiTerlizzi, Beastly Babies by Ellen Jackson, and his own They All Saw a Cat. He lives in New York.
Recenzii
In
entertaining,
witty
fashion,
the
author-illustrator
duo
of
Some
Bugs
(2014)
here
highlight
a
festive
array of
pets
great
and
small.
Set
at
a
pet
show
in
the
park,
various
events
from
agility
trials
with
a
snake
(“Some pets
slither”)
and
a
rabbit
(“Some
pets
bound”),
to
a
pig
race
(“Some
pets
squeal”),
to
a
costume party—featuring
a
dragon-suited
dog
and
punk-rock
Chihuahuas
among
others—give
different
pets
a chance
to
shine.
Eventually,
there’s
a
celebratory
animal
parade,
culminating
with
all
the
pets
and
their diverse,
youthful
owners
gathered
for
an
award
ceremony.
Finally,
after an
exciting
day,
things
quiet
down with
an
affectionate
concluding
scenario
and
“Some
pets
can
be
.
.
.
someone’s
best
friend!”
The
short, descriptive
text
with
refrain
is
enlivened
with
rhyming
elements
and
interspersed
sound
effects.Meanwhile,
the
vibrant,
collagelike
mixed-media
artwork
incorporates
cartoonish
touches,
amusing
seek
and- find
details,
and
varying
perspectives
as
animals
interact
with
one
another
and
their
caretakers
in
a variety
of
playful
scenarios,
from
chaotic
to
sweet.
A
closing
author’s
note
briefly
touches
on
the responsibilities
of
pet
ownership.
Peppy,
fun,
and
perfect
for
reading
aloud. —
Shelle
Rosenfeld
This bright and bouncy story in verse is about an array of pets and what they do. “Some pets slither. Some pets bound. Some pets scurry round and round.” Verbs describe how pets move, how they make sounds, how they eat, and how they show affection to their owners. The story ends with a statement about what all pets have in common. Humorous illustrations flesh out the simple text with mixed-media art that includes lots of cut-paper collage and what appear to be googly eyes. The bright, colorful illustrations are at their best when showing animals dressed for a costume party. Readers will have many observations about the animals in this story, as well as comments about their own pets or other animals they have known. Encourage young readers to find a word to describe how their pets move, make sounds, eat, or show affection, and, if appropriate, discuss the difference between nouns and verbs. VERDICT This fun, lively book will entertain kids at storytime, but it is also a simple way to begin discussing parts of speech. Recommended for all collections.
Using the setting of a pet show (a pretty raucous one), DiTerlizzi and Wenzel highlight the traits that make pets so great in this companion to 2014’sSome Bugs. “Some pets slither./ Some pets bound./ Some pets scurry round and round,” writes DiTerlizzi as Wenzel’s vivid mixed-media artwork shows a striped snake navigating an obstacle course, a rabbit bounding over hurdles, and a hamster giving it all he’s got on a wheel. Bouncy verse, playful illustrated details, and abundant affection between animals and humans add up to an exuberant reminder of the joy that having a pet can bring. Ages 4–8.
In entertaining, witty fashion, the author-illustrator duo of Some Bugs (2014) here highlight a festive array of pets great and small. Set at a pet show in the park, various events from agility trials with a snake (“Some pets slither”) and a rabbit (“Some pets bound”), to a pig race (“Some pets squeal”), to a costume party—featuring a dragon-suited dog and punk-rock Chihuahuas among others—give different pets a chance to shine. Eventually, there’s a celebratory animal parade, culminating with all the pets and their diverse, youthful owners gathered for an award ceremony. Finally, after an exciting day, things quiet down with an affectionate concluding scenario and “Some pets can be . . . someone’s best friend!” The short, descriptive text with refrain is enlivened with rhyming elements and interspersed sound effects.Meanwhile, the vibrant, collagelike mixed-media artwork incorporates cartoonish touches, amusing seek and- find details, and varying perspectives as animals interact with one another and their caretakers in a variety of playful scenarios, from chaotic to sweet. A closing author’s note briefly touches on the responsibilities of pet ownership. Peppy, fun, and perfect for reading aloud. — Shelle Rosenfeld
This bright and bouncy story in verse is about an array of pets and what they do. “Some pets slither. Some pets bound. Some pets scurry round and round.” Verbs describe how pets move, how they make sounds, how they eat, and how they show affection to their owners. The story ends with a statement about what all pets have in common. Humorous illustrations flesh out the simple text with mixed-media art that includes lots of cut-paper collage and what appear to be googly eyes. The bright, colorful illustrations are at their best when showing animals dressed for a costume party. Readers will have many observations about the animals in this story, as well as comments about their own pets or other animals they have known. Encourage young readers to find a word to describe how their pets move, make sounds, eat, or show affection, and, if appropriate, discuss the difference between nouns and verbs. VERDICT This fun, lively book will entertain kids at storytime, but it is also a simple way to begin discussing parts of speech. Recommended for all collections.
Using the setting of a pet show (a pretty raucous one), DiTerlizzi and Wenzel highlight the traits that make pets so great in this companion to 2014’sSome Bugs. “Some pets slither./ Some pets bound./ Some pets scurry round and round,” writes DiTerlizzi as Wenzel’s vivid mixed-media artwork shows a striped snake navigating an obstacle course, a rabbit bounding over hurdles, and a hamster giving it all he’s got on a wheel. Bouncy verse, playful illustrated details, and abundant affection between animals and humans add up to an exuberant reminder of the joy that having a pet can bring. Ages 4–8.
In entertaining, witty fashion, the author-illustrator duo of Some Bugs (2014) here highlight a festive array of pets great and small. Set at a pet show in the park, various events from agility trials with a snake (“Some pets slither”) and a rabbit (“Some pets bound”), to a pig race (“Some pets squeal”), to a costume party—featuring a dragon-suited dog and punk-rock Chihuahuas among others—give different pets a chance to shine. Eventually, there’s a celebratory animal parade, culminating with all the pets and their diverse, youthful owners gathered for an award ceremony. Finally, after an exciting day, things quiet down with an affectionate concluding scenario and “Some pets can be . . . someone’s best friend!” The short, descriptive text with refrain is enlivened with rhyming elements and interspersed sound effects.Meanwhile, the vibrant, collagelike mixed-media artwork incorporates cartoonish touches, amusing seek and- find details, and varying perspectives as animals interact with one another and their caretakers in a variety of playful scenarios, from chaotic to sweet. A closing author’s note briefly touches on the responsibilities of pet ownership. Peppy, fun, and perfect for reading aloud. — Shelle Rosenfeld
Descriere
The duo that brought you the Some Bugs is back with a vibrant companion book that’s packed with your favourite pets.
Some pets sit.
Some pets stay.
Some pets fetch,
And some pets play.
Come one, come all, to the pet show! With dogs and cats, horses and chickens, hamsters and chinchillas—and many, many more! This book celebrates animal companions of all shapes and sizes. Who will take home the coveted Best in Show ribbon? Join the fun to find out!
Some pets sit.
Some pets stay.
Some pets fetch,
And some pets play.
Come one, come all, to the pet show! With dogs and cats, horses and chickens, hamsters and chinchillas—and many, many more! This book celebrates animal companions of all shapes and sizes. Who will take home the coveted Best in Show ribbon? Join the fun to find out!