Lian Cho
Auteur de Oh No, the Aunts Are Here
Œuvres de Lian Cho
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Partage des connaissances
- Agent
- Rebecca Sherman
Membres
Critiques
Thanksgiving weekend family picture book read-aloud fun! (Book 9 of 13.)
A niece is overwhelmed by her high-energy aunts, who can make a quilt museum funny and are undaunted by unexpected danger. Cute and amusing.
A niece is overwhelmed by her high-energy aunts, who can make a quilt museum funny and are undaunted by unexpected danger. Cute and amusing.
Olive's parents are Serious Artists who paint serious, black and white shapes: her father paints squares and her mother paints triangles. Olive is an artist also, but her canvases (and whatever else she paints on) are a riot of smeary, squiggly color. Olive's classmates recognize her genius, and finally her teacher and her parents do too ("Oh, Olive! ...You've been a magnificent artist all along") - and only then does Olive paint a perfect (orange-and-yellow) circle. Olive never doubts her own artistic abilities, and readers won't either. Lian Cho does a phenomenal job weaving Olive's colors through her parents' grayscale world.… (plus d'informations)
Four enthusiastic aunts descend on a formerly quiet household in this hilarious spree from dream team Adam Rex (On Account of the Gum) and Lian Cho (The Oboe Goes Boom Boom Boom). Very, very funny.
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Prix et récompenses
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 3
- Membres
- 98
- Popularité
- #193,038
- Évaluation
- 4.2
- Critiques
- 9
- ISBN
- 5
is cute and childlike, this would be the silly, informative result. Music education is not part of every school, but this
glimpse should be on every shelf.