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Perfect for fans of Erin Stead and Emily Winfield Martin, here is a charming paperback picture book about two friends who enter a fairy-tale world hoping to find an exciting story to tell.
When best friends Fern, a bear, and Otto, a cat, go searching for an exciting story in the forest, they have different ideas about what that means. Fern thinks they should stop and watch a race between a tortoise and a hare, but Otto worries that a tortoise is too slow to be exciting. Fern thinks listening to the three brothers talking about how to build a house is incredibly interesting, but Otto isn't convinced. Along the way, the two friends meet a little girl in red who is off to visit her grandmother (and a wolf headed the same way!), a cranky girl complaining that her porridge isn't the right temperature, and many others. But it's not until they run into a big scary witch that they can both agree: this is not the kind of excitement they had in mind. With irresistible illustrations and tons of charming details, this is a delightful fantasy that proves the best adventures are the ones you share.
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When best friends Fern, a bear, and Otto, a cat, go searching for an exciting story in the forest, they have different ideas about what that means. Fern thinks they should stop and watch a race between a tortoise and a hare, but Otto worries that a tortoise is too slow to be exciting. Fern thinks listening to the three brothers talking about how to build a house is incredibly interesting, but Otto isn't convinced. Along the way, the two friends meet a little girl in red who is off to visit her grandmother (and a wolf headed the same way!), a cranky girl complaining that her porridge isn't the right temperature, and many others. But it's not until they run into a big scary witch that they can both agree: this is not the kind of excitement they had in mind. With irresistible illustrations and tons of charming details, this is a delightful fantasy that proves the best adventures are the ones you share.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Praise for Fern and Otto:
The whole work is deceptively simple yet visually complex, encouraging close inspection and multiple rereads . [A] delightful friendship story. School Library Journal, Starred Review
Praise for Little Fox in the Forest:
"Young children will pore over this wordless picture book again and again, finding something new to enjoy each time." Kirkus, starred review
"A charming, fantastical twist on the backyard adventure." Booklist, starred review
"This is a story not just to read but to inhabit." Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Viewers can pick up skills in decoding visual narrative while also getting a chance to breathlessly root around in some serious cuteness." Bulletin, starred review
The whole work is deceptively simple yet visually complex, encouraging close inspection and multiple rereads . [A] delightful friendship story. School Library Journal, Starred Review
Praise for Little Fox in the Forest:
"Young children will pore over this wordless picture book again and again, finding something new to enjoy each time." Kirkus, starred review
"A charming, fantastical twist on the backyard adventure." Booklist, starred review
"This is a story not just to read but to inhabit." Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Viewers can pick up skills in decoding visual narrative while also getting a chance to breathlessly root around in some serious cuteness." Bulletin, starred review