绘本故事《Robert Munsch:Andrew’s Loose Tooth [平]》- 适合
绘本《Robert Munsch:Andrew’s Loose Tooth [平]》，
绘本内容
Book Contents 内容简介
When Andrew bites into his breakfast,he yells,”Yee-ow!Mommy!Daddy! Do something about his tooth! It hurts so much i cant even eat my apple.”
His parents, the dentist,his friend Louis-even the Tooth Fairy-find wacky ways of pilling Andrews loose tooth that no one should ever try!
His parents, the dentist,his friend Louis-even the Tooth Fairy-find wacky ways of pilling Andrews loose tooth that no one should ever try!
Editorial Reviews 编辑推荐
From Publishers Weekly
This slim, paper-over-board volume by the creators of The Paper Bag Princess and Alligator Baby gives some loose-tooth cliches a slapstick spin. When Andrews wobbly, hurting tooth prevents him from eating an apple, his mother yanks at it futilely with both hands. His father then puts his foot on the boys nose and attempts to pull it with pliers. However, this effort is no more successful than the dentists endeavor to tie one end of a rope to the tooth and the other to his car (which falls apart when he drives away), or the tooth fairys attempted extraction with a hammer. A vigorous sneeze (brought on by his best friends idea that Andrew inhale pepper) finally does the trick, sending the tooth flying through the air, “all the way across town.” Martchenkos watercolor cartoons embellish the tales hyperbole with funky touches: wearing beads and sandals, the ponytailed dentist arrives in a car boasting a giant rooftop tooth; and the leather-clad, motorcycle-riding tooth fairy sports a necklace studded with specimens of her trade. Although its all quite inane, Munsch fans will be thoroughly entertained. Ages 3-6.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
This slim, paper-over-board volume by the creators of The Paper Bag Princess and Alligator Baby gives some loose-tooth cliches a slapstick spin. When Andrews wobbly, hurting tooth prevents him from eating an apple, his mother yanks at it futilely with both hands. His father then puts his foot on the boys nose and attempts to pull it with pliers. However, this effort is no more successful than the dentists endeavor to tie one end of a rope to the tooth and the other to his car (which falls apart when he drives away), or the tooth fairys attempted extraction with a hammer. A vigorous sneeze (brought on by his best friends idea that Andrew inhale pepper) finally does the trick, sending the tooth flying through the air, “all the way across town.” Martchenkos watercolor cartoons embellish the tales hyperbole with funky touches: wearing beads and sandals, the ponytailed dentist arrives in a car boasting a giant rooftop tooth; and the leather-clad, motorcycle-riding tooth fairy sports a necklace studded with specimens of her trade. Although its all quite inane, Munsch fans will be thoroughly entertained. Ages 3-6.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
About the Author 作者介绍
ROBERT MUNSCH likes to use kids he meets on his storytelling adventures across Canada and the U.S. in his books. Ribbon Rescue was inspired by Jillian, a Mohawk girl from the Kahnawake reserve outside of Montreal, who went to hear a storytelling wearing a traditional ribbon dress. We Share Everything! is about Amanda and Jeremiah, whom he met in Pontiac, Michigan.
Robert and his wife live in Guelph with their three children — each of whom has appeared in various Munsch stories — and their dog, Cinder. Bob spends most of his time writing, and likes to devote his spare time to making school visits and telling stories. His books for Scholastic include Alligator Baby, Andrews Loose Tooth, Get Out of Bed!, Ribbon Rescue, Mmm, Cookies!, Makeup Mess, Up, Up, Down, Aarons Hair and Playhouse. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Robert Munsch is the author of more than forty books,including Smelly Socks, Boo! and Lighthouse. He wrote this story for a boy named Matthew,whose family loves to go camping in the summer.
Michael Martchenko is one of Canadas most popular childrens book artists. He has illustrated dozens of picture books,including We Share Everything, The Paper Bag Princess,and Smelly Socks.
Robert and his wife live in Guelph with their three children — each of whom has appeared in various Munsch stories — and their dog, Cinder. Bob spends most of his time writing, and likes to devote his spare time to making school visits and telling stories. His books for Scholastic include Alligator Baby, Andrews Loose Tooth, Get Out of Bed!, Ribbon Rescue, Mmm, Cookies!, Makeup Mess, Up, Up, Down, Aarons Hair and Playhouse. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Robert Munsch is the author of more than forty books,including Smelly Socks, Boo! and Lighthouse. He wrote this story for a boy named Matthew,whose family loves to go camping in the summer.
Michael Martchenko is one of Canadas most popular childrens book artists. He has illustrated dozens of picture books,including We Share Everything, The Paper Bag Princess,and Smelly Socks.
Media Recommendation 媒体推荐
The wacky, whimsical story by Robert Munsch about Andrews toothy dilemma is reissued in paperback with an eye-catching new cover. Full-color illustrations.
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