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| PreSchool-K—Harry and his best friend, Horsie, are inseparable. One night, when he can't sleep, he climbs to the shelf that holds his new bubble-making machine. He creates bubbles that begin to surround objects in his room and float them out the window. That's not a problem until one of the diaphanous orbs picks up Horsie and silently drifts into outer space. Harry's adventure in rescuing his beloved stuffed animal is enhanced by retro-style, computer-generated illustrations in beige, blue, and black with touches of red and gold. Planets that hang from Harry's ceiling, a crescent moon shining into his room, and the racecar posters decorating his walls all foreshadow the boy's quest. The intriguing pictures vary from one or two per page to entire spreads, creating interest and flow. This simple story looks as though it could have been written and illustrated in the 1950s, but it will appeal to today's readers.—Maryann H. Owen, Racine Public Library, WI END |
Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| I absolutely love this book. I bought it this summer for my 3 year-old and we have read it almost every night for 5 straight months. He usually wants it read twice, and then must have his "horsie" to sleep with. The story is wonderfully simple and fun to read aloud. The illustrations are retro and fabulous. I am a mom of 7 (six boys and one girl) and an artist who would love to be a children book's illustrator one day, so to say this is my new favorite children's book is really saying something. I love it and would recommend it to anyone. (The name of the reviewer says Aaron, but this is his wife Laurie reviewing this book. ) |
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