Tom Chapin
Auteur de The Library Book
A propos de l'auteur
Tom Chapin is a renowned singer/songwriter, known for music that teaches the young and old. Some of his songs, such as Family Tree, Moonboat, Mother Earth, Billy The Squid, Zag Zig, and a concert video, This Pretty Planet: Tom Chapin Live In Concert, have been recognized with awards from the afficher plus American Library Association, Parents' Choice, the New York Music Awards, the National Association of Parenting Publications and Parents Magazine. Around The World And Back Again and In My Hometown, received the Parents' Choice Award and were each nominated for a Grammy Award. A collection of environmental songs titled This Pretty Planet also received a Grammy nomination. Great Big Fun for the Very Little One, received the 2002 Parents' Choice Gold Award. Chapin has also been the host of ABC-TV's Peabody and Emmy Award winning children's show, Make A Wish, and he later hosted National Geographic's Explorer series on TBS. Chapin narrates a series of children's books to benefit the Humane Society of the United States, and reads them aloud to kids at readplay.com on the internet. Another narration, Mama Don't Allow, won a 2002 Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for Children. It was also named a Notable Children's Recording by the American Library Association. Chapin also works on behalf of many charitable organizations. He has joined Save The Children and is a member of the Board of Directors of WHY (World Hunger Year), which was founded in 1975 by Tom's late brother, Harry Chapin. Chapin is a contributor to National Public Radio's Morning Edition, creating and performing topical songs poking fun at social and scientific trends in the news. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
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Chapin, T. & Mark, M. (2018). The Library Book. New York: Scholastic.
This rhyming story, based on a song, tells the story of a little girl who is stuck at home on a rainy day. She resolves to go to the library instead of moping at home. Once she’s there a parade of literary characters erupt from their books, imploring her to choose their stories to take home with her. She sits and reads while the characters fill the library, capering, and prancing and disrupting the librarian so much that she forgets to be quiet herself. Finally, the girl chooses Winnie the Pooh to take home and read. The story ends with her and Pooh himself on her bed, reading the book. This book is suitable for children ages 4-8 years.… (plus d'informations)
This rhyming story, based on a song, tells the story of a little girl who is stuck at home on a rainy day. She resolves to go to the library instead of moping at home. Once she’s there a parade of literary characters erupt from their books, imploring her to choose their stories to take home with her. She sits and reads while the characters fill the library, capering, and prancing and disrupting the librarian so much that she forgets to be quiet herself. Finally, the girl chooses Winnie the Pooh to take home and read. The story ends with her and Pooh himself on her bed, reading the book. This book is suitable for children ages 4-8 years.… (plus d'informations)
On a rainy day, a kid goes down to the library to visit his friends, the books. The music to the bouncy little song ("Library Song," from the album Moonboat by Tom Chapin) is printed on the endpapers. The little kid has brown skin, glasses, and an afro.
The Library Book by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark and illustrated by Chuck Groenink is easily my new favorite picture book. It illustrates the wonder and fun that kids can have in a library with their character-friends.
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- #53,001
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Listened to this story on a rainy day and love what it's all about.
There is a song also included about the library book.
Starts out with a rainy day and what ever will the kids do. They head to the library and do certain things there that make them happy.
Rhyming story and silly things they find.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).