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Œuvres de Liza Alexander

Ernie Gets Lost (1985) 277 exemplaires
Splish-Splashy Day (Sesame Street) (1989) 156 exemplaires
Nothing to Do (1988) 132 exemplaires
A Visit to the Sesame Street Museum (1987) 117 exemplaires
Winnie the Pooh and Valentines, Too (1998) — Auteur — 103 exemplaires
No Red Monsters Allowed! (1991) 84 exemplaires
Blue and the Color Detectives (1998) 73 exemplaires
Sesame Street: The Monsters' Picnic (1991) — Auteur — 72 exemplaires
Big Bird Visits Navajo Country (1992) 63 exemplaires
Surprise Mommy! (Pictureback(R)) (1999) 32 exemplaires
My Name is Zoe (Sesame Street) (1724) 30 exemplaires
Giddy-Up! (1998) 18 exemplaires
My Name Is Oscar (Sesame Street) (1735) 17 exemplaires
Sesame Street: Big Bird the Artist (1989) 16 exemplaires
Sesame Street: It's Christmas! (1992) 14 exemplaires
Sesame Street: Going Places (1998) 9 exemplaires
The World According to Elmo (1990) 8 exemplaires
Oscar's Grouchy Day (1996) 4 exemplaires
Me and My Dad (1993) 2 exemplaires
It's a breeze! (1997) 1 exemplaire

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Nom canonique
Alexander, Liza
Date de naissance
20th century
Sexe
female
Nationalité
USA

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Signalé
mrsandersonreads23 | 3 autres critiques | Apr 14, 2024 |
EducatingParents.org rating: Approved
 
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MamaBearLendingDen | Dec 22, 2023 |
This is an adaptation by Liza Alexander and illustrator Carol C. Haantz of the Walt Disney animated Winnie the Pooh special, A Valentine for You (1999), directed by Keith Ingham and written by Carter Crocker.

The film is a bit odd, because even though it is a Valentine's Day show, it has more of a Halloween tone with the Pooh friends getting lost in a dark and scary forest at one point in their quest to keep Christopher Robin from falling in love. And then it also has some Christian overtones as a guiding light of love saves them by leading them from the darkness. Also, Owl sings an awful, sexist song: https://youtu.be/JM5Tl945quc.

The adaptation is fairly faithful to the film's story, but the art is not quite on model, with some of the faces of the Pooh characters looking downright ugly at times. Owl's song is mercifully omitted.
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villemezbrown | Aug 17, 2022 |

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Œuvres
59
Membres
2,941
Popularité
#8,702
Évaluation
½ 3.6
Critiques
26
ISBN
144
Langues
5

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