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Anna Pignataro

Auteur de Mama, How Long Will You Love Me?

41+ oeuvres 641 utilisateurs 8 critiques

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Œuvres de Anna Pignataro

Mama, How Long Will You Love Me? (2006) 247 exemplaires
Mama, Will You Hold My Hand? (2009) 132 exemplaires
Princess and Fairy (2007) 49 exemplaires
The Heart of a Whale (2018) 37 exemplaires
Mama, Will I Be Yours Forever? (2012) 35 exemplaires
Our Love Grows (2015) 30 exemplaires
Kit and Caboodle (2022) 14 exemplaires
Brave Little Penguin (2008) 11 exemplaires
Agatha (2015) 11 exemplaires
How I love you (2014) 8 exemplaires
It's Hard to Love a Tiger (2018) 6 exemplaires
How I Love You, Daddy (2017) 5 exemplaires
Together (2011) 4 exemplaires

Oeuvres associées

B is for Bedtime (2014) — Illustrateur — 132 exemplaires

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Sexe
female
Nationalité
Australia
Lieu de naissance
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Agent
Alma Agencies
Courte biographie
[from author's website]
Anna Pignataro has created more than seventy books for children. Her first picture book won the Crichton Award for Book Illustration and many of her books have been shortlisted and have received Notable Book Commendations from The Children's Book Council. Anna's book The Heart Of A Whale was the Winner in the Children's Picture Book Category of the International Book Awards.

Anna's books have featured on children's television programmes such as Play School, Humphrey and Warrawy and are published all over the world. You can find her books in UK, USA, North America, Canada, France, The Netherlands, Romania, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Turkey, Portugal and Argentina and they are translated into thirteen different languages. She is also the author of a junior fiction series, “Butterfly Girls” and paints images for greeting cards, stationary and wellness books.

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Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss.
 
Signalé
fernandie | Sep 15, 2022 |
Pip the panda wants to grow big. He asks him mom when he will grow bigger and she patiently tells him over and over how he is growing and what is changing as she compares him to things in nature. She makes sure that he knows how much she loves him and that her love will continue to grow as well.

With children always wanting to know when they will grow up, this is a great story. The soft, colourful illustrations are amazing. I love reading this with my grandson, but he loves turning the page on the e-reader so did not get as much out of it as usual when we read together. I will definitely have to get a copy of this book to read with my grandchildren when it is published. This is a great book for family libraries and as a read aloud in a pre-school program.

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
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Carlathelibrarian | 1 autre critique | Feb 5, 2019 |
This was a short cute, mostly picture book for young kids and parents to read together. A mama panda and Pip her little panda are talking about growing up and it is very cute.

I love pandas, I always have, and that is what drew me to want to read this book. It is very cute and has a similar to feel to I love you to the moon only this one focuses on growing and that growing love and getting bigger too.

The book has beautiful pastel watercolor images throughout and only a little text to read through and honestly (and this might be because I was reading an ebook and not as a spread) I found some of the one-liners to be a bit jumbled. They wouldn't make sense and then I would have to go back a page and read it all together to form the thought... either way this was a very cute book and I think parents and young children will enjoy reading it together and talking about growing.… (plus d'informations)
 
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sszkutak | 1 autre critique | Sep 28, 2016 |

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Œuvres
41
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1
Membres
641
Popularité
#39,339
Évaluation
3.8
Critiques
8
ISBN
116
Langues
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