Liz Wong

Auteur de Quackers

4 oeuvres 207 utilisateurs 11 critiques

Œuvres de Liz Wong

Populaires Récent

Quackers (2016) 129 exemplaires

The Goose Egg (2019) 46 exemplaires

I Am Not a Penguin: A Pangolin's Lament (2021) 31 exemplaires

Cuacuá (2016) 1 exemplaire

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2016 (3) 2019 (2) A lire (3) Adoption (6) Age 0-5 (2) Amitié (10) Animaux (21) Canard (5) Canards (10) chat (4) chats (13) Diversité (2) drôle (7) enfants (2) Famille (10) Ferme (3) Fiction (5) fitting in (2) Heure du conte (5) Humour (3) Identité (7) livre d'images (23) Livre pour enfants (2) maternelle (2) Mère (2) North16 (1) Oeufs (6) Oie (8) Oiseau (1) oiseaux (3) Outreach 1st (1) Pangolin (2) Peinture animalière (4) Pingouins (2) Relations (1) Science (3) zstorytime (1) Éducation familiale (2) Éléphant (3) Éléphant (6)

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Sexe: female
Lieu de naissance: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Lieux de résidence: Edmonds, Washington, USA
Études: University of Washington (BA, Art)
University of Washington (BA, Anthropology)
Agent: Upstart Crow Literary

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Critiques

I Am Not a Penguin: A Pangolin's Lament par Liz Wong

Poor pangolin - it is hard to be different, especially with that cool surfing penguin hanging around. But luckily the pangolin finds someone who appreciates him for exactly who he is.

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sloth852 | 2 autres critiques | Jan 12, 2024 |

The Goose Egg par Liz Wong

Soothing story with contrasting situations.

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melodyreads | 2 autres critiques | Jun 9, 2023 |

Quackers par Liz Wong

Silly, silly picture book about self-discovery and duck identity crises. Very good.

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jennybeast | 4 autres critiques | Apr 14, 2022 |

I Am Not a Penguin: A Pangolin's Lament par Liz Wong

A pangolin is about to give a presentation on pangolins, but the other animals seem incapable of understanding ("So, is he a frog or an anteater? I'm confused"). After displaying saintlike patience for some time - and sharing many pangolin facts - the pangolin finally loses his cool when a penguin shows up ("Penguins are my favorite!"). The final audience member remaining is a little girl*, who is eager to learn all the pangolin facts, which are all displayed on cards on the final double-page spread.

*"So, what kind of animal are you?"
"I'm just a kid."
"Huh. Like a goat?"

Hilarious and informative - would be great for storytime.

See also: Roly Poly Pangolin by Anna Dewdney, The Angry Little Puffin by Timothy Young… (plus d'informations)

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JennyArch | 2 autres critiques | Jun 8, 2021 |

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