Let's Dance, Little Pookie [平裝] 下載 mobi epub pdf 電子書 2025

內容簡介

POOKIE'S MOM proposes a lively dance together. Pookie, being Pookie, is somewhat hesitant to try something new. But little by little, Pookie is drawn into the dance--hopping, marching, shimmying, singing. Presented in Boynton's captivating style, this book will thoroughly delight toddlers and their caregivers alike.

作者簡介

In the 1980s, it was hard to enter a gift shop without seeing Sandra Boynton's name. Her humorous pen-and-watercolor cartoons of hippos, ewes, and her famous turkeys (you know, symbolizing the human ones in life who can get you down) were emblazoned on cards, mugs, stickers, stationery...and of course, her wonderful, wacky books, the first of which was 1979's Hippos Go Berserk!

Boynton began her career as a greeting card illustrator with aspirations of theater directing; but having a family changed her focus, and she began devoting herself full-time to art. Her board books, filled with goofy animal illustrations and rhyming verse, are toddler staples. But their appeal to adults is undeniable, and she has also written a number of humor books for the general public.

Given the rhythmic, buoyant style of her writing, it was only natural that Boynton would become involved in companion music to her books. From the '90s on, several of her titles included accompanying CDs, culminating in the 2002 release of Philadelphia Chickens, a CD-book extravaganza written with composer Michael Ford and featuring musical performances by several high-profile stars.

Who knows what lies ahead for this irrepressible force of nature? If there's one thing Sandra Boynton has proved in the course of her remarkably diverse career, it's that she's not lost her capacity to surprise us.

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這個係列全部都要收集齊，畫麵精美，文字由淺入深趣味強。很適閤孩子啓濛。

little pookie 係列，書很小巧，很有趣！

英文原版紙闆書，非常適閤英語啓濛。

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他想：“哦，這不是我以前陪同父王來過的孤兒院嗎？院長可能還記得我。對，我去找院長，把事情的經過告訴他，他會馬上送我迴王宮的。”

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這一場臭罵毒打，讓王子實在難以忍受，他隻好忍氣吞聲地逃齣孤兒院。沒想到父王敕辦的孤兒院裏的孩子們，對自己竟這樣凶暴無禮。許久之後，他纔定下心來，看看沒人追趕，他纔鬆瞭—口氣。他嚮四周看瞭看，也記不起是怎麼逃到這裏來的，更搞不清楚這裏是什麼地方。