Buzz par spinelli eileen (15 résultats)

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Etat : As New. Unread copy in mint condition. Nguyen, Vincent (illustrateur).

Etat : New. Nguyen, Vincent (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : New. Buzz, a spunky little bumblebee, has a problem flying after coming across the information that bees should not be able to fly. What happens when believing you can't keeps you from doing what you can? And what will it take to make Buzz gather the courage to fly again? Kids and parents alike will appreciate Buzz's dilemma-and eventual triumph! Read more Continue reading Read less FROM SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNALPreSchool-Grade 2-Buzz loves everything about being a bee, especially her ability to fly. Then a storm blows a sheet of newspaper her way, and the little creature is horrified by the headline: "Professor Declares Bees Can't Fly." Even though the rest of the article is torn away, Buzz believes the professor is right. And, of course, now that she's convinced she can't fly, all her attempts to take off end in failure. When a fire threatens Old Owl's life and walking proves too slow, though, Buzz forgets the article, takes to the air, and saves the day. This thin plot and abrupt resolution make for a less than satisfying read. Buzz's sudden inability to fly, her lightning-fast recovery of her powers, and Old Owl's need to be warned his tree is burning stretch credibility. While the rhyme, alliteration, and close-ups depicted in the large oil cartoon illustrations may provide some interest, youngsters might be better served learning some factual information about bees in Gail Gibbons's The Honey Makers (Morrow, 1997).-Marianne Saccardi, formerly at Norwalk Community College, CT Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. FROM BOOKLISTBuzz is a happy bumblebee who loves honey, clover, and her hive, but especially flying. Sometimes she swoops low to visit Snail, and sometimes she swoops high to visit Old Owl in his tree-until the day she spies a piece of newspaper with the headline BEES CAN'T FLY. Totally demoralized, Buzz is lamenting her plight to Snail when they both smell smoke and realize that Owl's tree is on fire. Buzz runs to help her friend with one panicked thought: Bees can't fly! Bees can't fly! But her concern for Owl overwhelms her insecurity as she finds herself flying-right into Owl's ear, saving both of them. 'Of course you can fly,' said Owl. 'You're a bee. Bees fly.' Delightful mixed-media illustrations incorporate painted oils and Photoshop to show the pixie-faced Buzz and stage the uncluttered story line with gentle and luminous images. This is a honey of a story with the simple message: be(e) who you are. Preschool-Grade 1. --Julie Cummins ABOUT THE AUTHOREileen Spinelli has written many books for children. Her 1991 debut Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch was?a Christopher Award winner, and she has gone on to author numerous picture books, poetry collections, and chapter books, including the bestselling?When Mama Comes Home Tonight,?and the critically acclaimed?Sophie's Masterpiece.?Eileen lives in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Read more Continue reading Read less. Nguyen, Vincent (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title. Nguyen, Vincent (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : New. Buzz, a spunky little bumblebee, has a problem flying after coming across the information that bees should not be able to fly. What happens when believing you can't keeps you from doing what you can? And what will it take to make Buzz gather the courage to fly again? Kids and parents alike will appreciate Buzz's dilemma-and eventual triumph! Read more Continue reading Read less FROM SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNALPreSchool-Grade 2-Buzz loves everything about being a bee, especially her ability to fly. Then a storm blows a sheet of newspaper her way, and the little creature is horrified by the headline: "Professor Declares Bees Can't Fly." Even though the rest of the article is torn away, Buzz believes the professor is right. And, of course, now that she's convinced she can't fly, all her attempts to take off end in failure. When a fire threatens Old Owl's life and walking proves too slow, though, Buzz forgets the article, takes to the air, and saves the day. This thin plot and abrupt resolution make for a less than satisfying read. Buzz's sudden inability to fly, her lightning-fast recovery of her powers, and Old Owl's need to be warned his tree is burning stretch credibility. While the rhyme, alliteration, and close-ups depicted in the large oil cartoon illustrations may provide some interest, youngsters might be better served learning some factual information about bees in Gail Gibbons's The Honey Makers (Morrow, 1997).-Marianne Saccardi, formerly at Norwalk Community College, CT Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. FROM BOOKLISTBuzz is a happy bumblebee who loves honey, clover, and her hive, but especially flying. Sometimes she swoops low to visit Snail, and sometimes she swoops high to visit Old Owl in his tree-until the day she spies a piece of newspaper with the headline BEES CAN'T FLY. Totally demoralized, Buzz is lamenting her plight to Snail when they both smell smoke and realize that Owl's tree is on fire. Buzz runs to help her friend with one panicked thought: Bees can't fly! Bees can't fly! But her concern for Owl overwhelms her insecurity as she finds herself flying-right into Owl's ear, saving both of them. 'Of course you can fly,' said Owl. 'You're a bee. Bees fly.' Delightful mixed-media illustrations incorporate painted oils and Photoshop to show the pixie-faced Buzz and stage the uncluttered story line with gentle and luminous images. This is a honey of a story with the simple message: be(e) who you are. Preschool-Grade 1. --Julie Cummins ABOUT THE AUTHOREileen Spinelli has written many books for children. Her 1991 debut Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch was?a Christopher Award winner, and she has gone on to author numerous picture books, poetry collections, and chapter books, including the bestselling?When Mama Comes Home Tonight,?and the critically acclaimed?Sophie's Masterpiece.?Eileen lives in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Read more Continue reading Read less. Nguyen, Vincent (illustrateur).…