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32 pp.
| Clarion
| March, 2003
|
TradeISBN 0-618-32458-5$$15.00
(3)
K-3
Illustrated by
Claudio Munoz
&
Claudio Munoz.
Normally a stay-at-home cat, Flute decides to join her canine companion, Daisy, on a nightly adventure in the park. After encountering some threatening cats and rescuing Daisy, Flute decides their quiet home is the best place for her. Set against a white background, the watercolor and line illustrations form endearing vignettes that subtly reveal setting and character.
(3)
K-3
Illustrated by
Claudio Munoz.
Lily loves to dance. She dances everywhere--at home, school, the sea--until a bad fall leaves her with a broken leg and spirit. The dancer's dream is rekindled with the help of a doll, who dances when Lily cannot. Sincere text and soft illustrations introduce the reader to the gracefulness and dedication of Lily's character and to the fluidity of her dancing.
(3)
K-3
Illustrated by
Claudio Munoz.
As Rosy describes the trauma of moving to a new home, watercolor and India ink illustrations shroud each page with gloomy grays and spooky, oversized shapes. Warmer hues surround Rosy when she finds a pet rabbit and meets Nancy, a new friend. The simple text and expressive illustrations convey the fears and anxieties a child may experience when leaving friends and familiar places.