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Chargement... Mama Lion Wins the Race (original 2017; édition 2017)par Jon J Muth (Auteur), Jon J Muth (Illustrateur)
Information sur l'oeuvreMama Lion Wins the Race par Jon J. Muth (2017)
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. I really enjoyed this book!!! when I picked it out I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy it which is why i decided to go with it, but i loved the message, there is more than one way to win a race! I think that this books will allow its reader to think broadly about winning. There are always going to be winners and even though you lost the race doesn't mean you lost the race, because you may gain something else. for example, Mama Lion and Tigey gained new friends the Pandinis. "Those amazing flying Pandinis stopped to help us, even though it meant they could lose," said Mama Lion. "There aren't many friends in this world who would give up winning a race for you. I would say that we won some very good friends today." I feel like this just sums up what the book is about. I also loved the plot twist, they were just about to win the race but they slowed down so that their friends could win especially for helping them. Some readers may have not seen that coming and maybe even learned something from it. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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Mama Lion, Tigey, the Flying Pandinis, and the Knitted Monkeys compete in a road race, and when the Pandinis stop to help Mama Lion, she is happy to return the favor. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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At fifty-six pages, Mama Lion Wins the Race is quite long for a picture-book, with a fairly text-heavy narrative, making it ideal for older children. I frequently get requests at work for more advanced picture-books, with more story to them, and this is definitely one I will go to in the future, when I get such queries. The tale itself is both engrossing - it's a race, after all! - and heartwarming, while the artwork is colorful and exiting. I've read and appreciate numerous other Jon J. Muth titles before this, and feel that the visuals here were in a slightly more vivid palette than he usually uses. Perhaps that was just my perception because of the subject matter. In any case, I'd recommend this one to Muth fans, and to anyone looking for longer picture-books with an engaging story-line. ( )