The Big, Big Wall / No Puedo Bajar (Paperback)
| Author: Reginald/ Dewey Howard | Illustrator: Ariane Dewey Jose Aruego |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
ISBN-10: 0547255489
ISBN-13: 9780547255484
Sku: 211016236
Publish Date: 9/28/2009
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 8.5H x 6L x 0.25T
Pages:
28
Age Range:
8 to 10
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| Humpty Dumptys friends help him avoid a big, big fall. *Author: Howard, Reginald/ Dewey, Ariane (ILT)/ Aruego, Jose (ILT) *Series Title: Green Light Readers: Level 1 / Coleccion Luz Verde: Nivel 1 *Publication Date: 2009/09/28 *Number of Pages: 21 *Binding Type: Paperback *Grade Level: Preschool *Language: English *Depth: 0.25 *Width: 6.00 *Height: 8.50 |
Author Bio
Jose Aruego
Jose Aruego first began illustrating children's books in 1969 after moving to the U.S. from the Philippines to attend New York's Parsons School of Design. In addition to illustrating his own stories, Areugo also illustrates the work of other authors such as Mirra Ginsburg and Robert Kraus. Aruego created many of his illustrations in collaboration with his wife, Ariane Dewey. Although he and Dewey have divorced, they continue to work together.When Alma Flor Ada was a young girl, she was surrounded by stories: each day her grandmother and an uncle invented interesting tales to entertain her with, and at bedtime her father would spin fables he created just for her. Because Alma's grandmother thought the 3-year-old was ready to learn to read, she began teaching her by writing the names of flowers and plants in the dirt. Alma says that as she grew older, she remembered that experience and felt that there was a strong connection between the act of reading and nature's beauty--that's why her family could always find her reading in a tree or writing by a river. Since family storytelling was such a large part of her childhood, two of Alma's books, WHERE THE FLAME TREES BLOOM and UNDER THE ROYAL PALMS, are story collections based on her childhood memories. A fun fact: her book THE UNICORN OF THE WEST was based on a bedtime story her father told her.
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