Product Type: Books
Award: Blue Chip
Awards
(by Barbara Joosse/illus. by Barbara Lavallee, Chronicle $15.95 Score:
) An ode to unconditional love. With a series about of "what if?" questions a child tests the limits and finds reassuring answers. Set in the Arctic, Lavellee's illustrations convey a picture of another culture along with the universal theme of love between parent and child. 3 & up. Age: Preschool. Award Year: .
1995 Awards
(by Maurice Sendak, HarperCollins $12 Score:
) Each of the four little books in this collection is a gem in its own right. Fours adore the defiant "Pierre" who declares he doesn't care...until a lion teaches him to do so. Then there's the most delicious compendium of months to sip and chant in "Chicken Soup and Rice". "One Was Johnny" is a counting book and "Alligators All Around" an amusing alphabet. 4 & up. Age: Preschool,Early School Years. Award Year: 1995.
1995 Awards
(by Ezra Jack Keats, Viking $14 Score:
) Peter's snowball may melt away, but the strength of this beautiful book reflects a child's wonderment with snow and all its sensory magic. Keat's collage illustrations are still right on target in this ageless picture book. Also available in Spanish. 3 & up. Age: Preschool. Award Year: 1995.
1995 Awards
(by Margaret Wise Brown/illus. by Clement Hurd, HarperCollins $12 Score:
) A little bunny declares his independence and his mother assures him that she'll still be there for him wherever he goes. For older kids this would be smothering- for preschoolers it's a comforting backup! 3-5. Age: Preschool. Award Year: 1995.
1993 Awards
(by Faith Ringgold, Crown $14.95 Score:
) In this flying fantasy, Cassie Lightfoot takes off from her tar beach, the rooftop of her home in Harlem, claiming whatever she sees as her very own. Cassie wears the lights of the George Washington Bridge like a diamond necklace. Illustrations began as a story quilt that hangs in the Guggenheim Museum. 5-9.
Age: Preschool,Early School Years. Award Year: 1993.
Awards
(Viking $13.95 Score:
) At last, we are privy to what really happened when a fellow by the name of A. Wolf, a poor wolf wanted to borrow a cup of sugar from a certain pig. A great way to help kids begin to think about how point of view can change a story. 5-8.
Age: Early School Years,Later School Years. Award Year: .
Awards
(by William Lindsay/illus. by Giuliano Formari, Simon & Schuster $14.95 Score:
) An oversized coffee-table kind of dream book for dinoholics. Solid information, stunning illustrations, and maps. This is more for browsing than reading from cover to cover. 5 and up.
Age: Early School Years. Award Year: .
1995 Awards
(by Syd Hoff, HarperCollins $14.95 Score:
) A reissued classic that will amuse the Go, Dog, Go crowd. Hoff's story has a picture book-like rhythm, humor, and logic. The circus has ordered ten elephants and Oliver is the eleventh. So, poor Oliver goes out into the world to find a home. By the master cartoonist who gave us the classic, Danny and the Dinosaur. Age: Early School Years. Award Year: 1995.
1995 Awards
(by Barbara Cohen/illus. by Michael Deraney, Lothrop $3.99 Score:
) A young Russian Jewish immigrant is taunted by her classmates because of her clothes and accent. She brings in an unusual pilgrim doll for her 3rd grade Thanksgiving project. A modern-day story brings rich meaning to the religious freedom we celebrate. 6 and up.
Age: Early School Years,Later School Years. Award Year: 1995.
1994 Awards
(by Margaret Wise Brown illus. by Clement Hurd, HarperCollins $12 Score:
) A little bunny declares his independence and his mother assures him that wherever he goes she'll be there for him. For little ones this is a comforting tale with the added joy of playful illustrations. Finding mother rabbit in her many guises is part of the fun. Age: Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 1994.
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