Overview
On a beautiful moonlit night the Mole Sisters gaze at the sky. When a brilliant shooting star blazes past, they make a wish together and soon they are imagining the world from a wonderful moon vista. On a moonlit night anything can happen!
Full Product Details
Author: Roslyn Schwartz ,
Lucy Clibbon ,
Michael Martchenko
Publisher: Annick Press Ltd
Imprint: Annick Press Ltd
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 15.20cm
Weight: 0.113kg
ISBN: 9781550377033
ISBN 10: 1550377035
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 18 October 2001
Recommended Age: 2-4
Audience:
Children/juvenile
,
Preschool (0-5)
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Temporarily unavailable
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Reviews
From the very opening line, the optimism of the sisters is readily apparent. The positive mood and upbeat language continue throughout the short stories. The characters are likeable because they are confident yet caring... The series is definitely geared to young readers. The small size of the books (6 x 6 ) and the even tinier illustrations (3 x 2.5 ) make them far better suited for lap reading than group story-times. Minimal text is used on each page (sometimes a single word), and the action moves very quickly. Schwartz's illustrations actually tell the tale. The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. The stories end on a positive note, emphasizing their message that life is wonderful when shared with a friend. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002)
The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002) From the very opening line, the optimism of the sisters is readily apparent. The positive mood and upbeat language continue throughout the short stories. The characters are likeable because they are confident yet caring... The series is definitely geared to young readers. The small size of the books (6 x 6 ) and the even tinier illustrations (3 x 2.5 ) make them far better suited for lap reading than group story-times. Minimal text is used on each page (sometimes a single word), and the action moves very quickly. Schwartz's illustrations actually tell the tale. The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. The stories end on a positive note, emphasizing their message that life is wonderful when shared with a friend. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002)
From the very opening line, the optimism of the sisters is readily apparent. The positive mood and upbeat language continue throughout the short stories. The characters are likeable because they are confident yet caring... The series is definitely geared to young readers. The small size of the books (6 x 6 ) and the even tinier illustrations (3 x 2.5 ) make them far better suited for lap reading than group story-times. Minimal text is used on each page (sometimes a single word), and the action moves very quickly. Schwartz's illustrations actually tell the tale. The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. The stories end on a positive note, emphasizing their message that life is wonderful when shared with a friend. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002) The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002)
The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes Canadian Materials (02/01/2002)
"From the very opening line, the optimism of the sisters is readily apparent. The positive mood and upbeat language continue throughout the short stories. The characters are likeable because they are confident yet caring... The series is definitely geared to young readers. The small size of the books (6"" x 6"") and the even tinier illustrations (3"" x 2.5"") make them far better suited for lap reading than group story-times. Minimal text is used on each page (sometimes a single word), and the action moves very quickly. Schwartz's illustrations actually tell the tale. The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. The stories end on a positive note, emphasizing their message that life is wonderful when shared with a friend. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes""Canadian Materials"" (02/01/2002) The blended colours and many details in her drawings are very appealing. Preschoolers will enjoy these mini-adventures. Recommended.--Lisa Sykes""Canadian Materials"" (02/01/2002)"
Author Information
Roslyn Schwartz has lived in many places, including London, Paris, and San Francisco; she currently resides in Montreal. Roslyn is the author and illustrator of the first six popular ""Mole Sisters"" books as well as a new picture book for toddlers, ""Yo Baby!."" She has also worked on animated films.
