Chloe
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.28 (605 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0061142913 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Wonderful" according to Daryl. Over all this was an incredibly funny story about one family's quest to beat the TV habit that I think will resonate both with kids and with adults alike. I even laughed out loud when I reached the last page. Considering that most picture books barely make me crack a smile, that alone was worth the price.McCart. delson said disappointing message. Chloe is adorable. she loves her family and their time together. she is not willing to give it up to a T.V. Her siblings after a little while agree, time together is more fun than watching t.v. here's where it went wrong in my opiniondad ask them to please be quiet(at least he was polite) and then when all the . Troy Amastar said Spunky fun story with great illustrations. I gave my grandson some bubbles to pop after I read Chloe to himhe LOVED them both! I love the simple pleasure and the message as well as the wonderful illustrations! A keeper!
Peter lives with his wife and their two children in Clinton Corners, New York, where they get lots of snow.. Peter lives with his wife and their two children in Clinton Corners, New York, where they get lots of snow.Peter McCarty has written and illustrated several acclaimed books for children, including Chloe, which received four starred reviews, and Henry in Love, a New York Times B
Chloe has ten older brothers and sisters and ten younger brothers and sisters.She’s in the middle and she loves it—especially when they all gather for family fun time.But when Dad brings home a surprise one evening, Chloe finds she is not in the middle anymore but not for long!With gorgeous colored-ink drawings and funny, spare text, Peter McCarty tells a winning story of family, imagination, and love.
“What elevates this is McCarty’s fabulous art, which brings the idea of a really big family delightfully to life. The result is a calming bedtime story for family sharing.” (School Library Journal (starred review))“Drawn in delicate pen-and-ink and watercolors, McCarty’s impeccably cute creatures seem to hover magically in midair, like little balloons in some fantastical, vaguely Japanese idyll. A warm and wonderful treat that’s great for family story hours.” (Booklist (starred review))“Still bewitching, yet serious about her strong opinions, Chloe continues to stand out in a crowd.” (Publishers Weekly (starred review))“The gentle, child-friendly artwork complements the story told with minimal text. …After this ode to imaginative play among siblings, we can understand why Henry fell