Frog, Bee and Snail Look For Snow
Published on 23. March 2006
Book
Hardback
28 pages
978-0-86315-559-8 (ISBN)
Description
Frog knows all about water. Bee knows all about the sky. And Snail knows all about the earth.
So how come none of them know about snow?
Waking from their winter sleep, the three friends are astonished to hear of a thing called snow that fell from the sky. Where is it hiding now? Determined to find out all about snow, they set off on a journey of discovery which takes them through the seasons.
Frog knows all about water. Bee knows all about the sky. And Snail knows all about the earth.
So how come none of them know about snow?
Waking from their winter sleep, the three friends are astonished to hear of a thing called snow that fell from the sky. Where is it hiding now? Determined to find out all about snow, they set off on a journey of discovery which takes them through the seasons.
So how come none of them know about snow?
Waking from their winter sleep, the three friends are astonished to hear of a thing called snow that fell from the sky. Where is it hiding now? Determined to find out all about snow, they set off on a journey of discovery which takes them through the seasons.
Frog knows all about water. Bee knows all about the sky. And Snail knows all about the earth.
So how come none of them know about snow?
Waking from their winter sleep, the three friends are astonished to hear of a thing called snow that fell from the sky. Where is it hiding now? Determined to find out all about snow, they set off on a journey of discovery which takes them through the seasons.
Reviews / Votes
'Koopman's use of intensely bright light in the forest, the vivid fresh greens of the foliage and the irreverent chattering of little bird brilliantly capture that first sense that spring has sprung. [...] Koopman's illustrations of nature are wonderfully rendered and accurate. His use of lighting brings each spread to life helping to create a beautiful book with an unexpected, yet holistic, ending.'-- Jake Hope, Achuka.co.uk#
'Koopman's use of intensely bright light in the forest, the vivid fresh greens of the foliage and the irreverent chattering of little bird brilliantly capture that first sense that spring has sprung. [...] Koopman's illustrations of nature are wonderfully rendered and accurate. His use of lighting brings each spread to life helping to create a beautiful book with an unexpected, yet holistic, ending.'
-- Jake Hope, Achuka.co.uk#
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 3 to 6 years
Product notice
Picture book
Illustrations
colour illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 210 mm
Weight
279 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-86315-559-8 (9780863155598)
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Person
Loek Koopmans is the author and illustrator of children's books Any Room For Me?, The Pancake That Ran Away and The Little Christmas Tree (all Floris Books).
Loek Koopmans is the author and illustrator of children's books Any Room For Me?, The Pancake That Ran Away and The Little Christmas Tree (all Floris Books).
Loek Koopmans is the author and illustrator of children's books Any Room For Me?, The Pancake That Ran Away and The Little Christmas Tree (all Floris Books).