Henrik Drescher
Auteur de Simon's Book
A propos de l'auteur
Henrik Drescher is an illustrator and author of over 27 children's books, including "Pat the Beastie" and "Simon's Book". His work regularly appears in the "New York Times Book Review" and other national and international publications. He lives in Auckland, New Zealand. (Bowker Author Biography)
Œuvres de Henrik Drescher
Postal Seance: A Scientific Investigation into the Possibility of a Postlife Postal Existence (2004) 76 exemplaires
Too Much Bliss 3 exemplaires
Stones Throw 1 exemplaire
Dancers 1 exemplaire
China Book, 1 thru 10 1 exemplaire
bleedthrough 1 exemplaire
Geriatric Kamasutra 1 exemplaire
H2O 1 exemplaire
COMEUNDONE 1 exemplaire
Unpainted Pictures 1 exemplaire
(radiators) 1 exemplaire
Faster Than Thought 1 exemplaire
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Too much bliss par Henrik Drescher
Cited in "The American Livre de Peintre", Robert Rainwater, Grolier Club catalog
This is weird, magical book. Give it to your favourite kid who loves to read about monsters and draws creatures with noses for foreheads.
When Mo eats food that he does not like he transforms into a large creature that eats all around the world. He keeps going in a circle eating everything in he path until he finally gets home, back to his normal self. This story is all about circles and would be good to show to younger students learning about them. The illustrations have circle hidden in them and even the sentences curve into half circles.
With this book I intended on it to be about math. However, I discovered how this book could pair good with a social studies lesson.
The book is about a boy who are everything except for string beans and cheese soufflé. The boy ate the different states, the president, and even his parents. This book is also great for children’s imagination. In a social studies lesson you can use this book to describe the different states and why each state he ate had a different flavor or why the pictures in the book for the different states were shaped like different foods. You can also use this book to pair the states with what they are famous for. In the book it says, “first he gulped down China, wall and all.” As a teacher you can explain the wall he gulped down was the Great Wall of China. This book in a way can expose children to the different states in the U.S.… (plus d'informations)
The book is about a boy who are everything except for string beans and cheese soufflé. The boy ate the different states, the president, and even his parents. This book is also great for children’s imagination. In a social studies lesson you can use this book to describe the different states and why each state he ate had a different flavor or why the pictures in the book for the different states were shaped like different foods. You can also use this book to pair the states with what they are famous for. In the book it says, “first he gulped down China, wall and all.” As a teacher you can explain the wall he gulped down was the Great Wall of China. This book in a way can expose children to the different states in the U.S.… (plus d'informations)
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