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Imagination abounds in this new and extraordinary remake of the well-loved American lullaby; Hush Little Baby Don't You Cry. Author and illustrator Robert Carr, substitutes the human characters in the original lullaby, with the most darling curly haired creatures whom happen to be cyclopes. Through rhyming verse and titillating illustrations, you will be immersed into an unforgettable, brilliant, and creative setting called, Uno's World. Love persists as the lullaby progresses - animating and illuminating the precious relationship between a mother, father and child. Hush Little Cyclops Don't…mehr

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Imagination abounds in this new and extraordinary remake of the well-loved American lullaby; Hush Little Baby Don't You Cry. Author and illustrator Robert Carr, substitutes the human characters in the original lullaby, with the most darling curly haired creatures whom happen to be cyclopes. Through rhyming verse and titillating illustrations, you will be immersed into an unforgettable, brilliant, and creative setting called, Uno's World. Love persists as the lullaby progresses - animating and illuminating the precious relationship between a mother, father and child. Hush Little Cyclops Don't You Cry, will not disappoint you. It will inspire creativity and solidify the boundary-free properties of love.
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Autorenporträt
Presently, Robert Carr is a retired art teacher of thirty-five years and a recipient of the Golden Apple and Harold Grinspoon Awards for his contribution to education. Robert lives in Belchertown, Massachusetts. He spends much of his time with family and friends - real and imaginary. In retirement, he is mostly focused on writing and illustrating children's picture books. Education: Robert received an Associate's Degree in Studio Painting from Holyoke Community College, a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree as a dual major in Studio Painting and Art Education at Massachusetts College of Art, and a Master's Degree in Education from the University of Massachusetts.Professional Career: Robert began his teaching career working for the Town of South Hadley in Massachusetts. He worked there for nineteen years. He started as an elementary teacher and later worked as a middle school art teacher. He finished his teaching career working for Springfield Public Schools mostly as a Federal Magnet School resource teacher. His mission was to improve learning for students through arts integration.