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K-3
Illustrated by
Ryan Wheatcroft.
Follow ten very different families as each one's members perform everyday activities (leaving for work and school, playing, facing troubles) in their own unique ways--yet "in each and every family, the love is all the same." The rhyming couplets are sometimes unevenly paced but successfully illuminate the emotions behind each activity. Small, colorful vignettes--ten to each double-page spread--help tell each family's story.
32 pp.
| Tiger Tales
| May, 2017
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TradeISBN 978-1-68010-053-2$16.99
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PS
Illustrated by
Carmen Saldaña.
When a friendly red bug chooses to settle in Bear's fur, the uncomfortable host desperately tries to dislodge the guest. In the end, a wise owl recommends new lodgings: a sloth who's looking for a friend. This British import's rhyming text doesn't always scan, but the appealing paintings successfully reduce both animals and setting down to more simplified shapes, à la Jon Klassen.