Books by Bob Graham
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review 1: Bob Graham, as I'm sure I've mentioned to anyone who has let me speak for even a moment about picture books, is awesome. This story is about a little girl who decides to transform a broken down hippie bus into a fun community center. The whole neighborhood comes together to creat...
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review 1: No more calls tonight, folks, we have a winner. As Jodie puts the finishing touch on her drawing of a duck, her baby brother pushes to his feet and takes his first... step.FREEZE.An ambulance goes by.A feather from the pigeon nesting in the eaves floats past the window.Phones rin...
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review 1: Firstly this book being about fairies will appeal to a lot of little girls who are obsessed with fairies. But Graham's fairies are BOTH genders, they work and he has his usual beautiful way of portraying families. I love that this book looks at parents trusting kids and children'...
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review 1: Very few words and great illustrations tell us the story of a boy who notices an injured bird in a big city, and his parents who help him take it home and nurse it back to health. A beautiful story about compassion. I did speak with my kids about immediately getting an adult to h...
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review 1: This book by an Australian author is on the A single feather afloat in the opening endpapers finds a resting place in some wild flowers at the end. The universal story of a baby's first step and then we zoom out with a combination of full bleed illustrations and vignettes to see ...
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review 1: This book was a story about two young tooth fairies that wanted to collect a boy's first lost tooth. April and Esme convince their parents to go on their own to get Daniel's tooth. They successfully make it to Daniel's home, get his tooth that was in a glass of water, and are jus...
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review 1: How to Heal a Broken Wing was a a great picture book. The book itself had good artwork and was a very simple read. Its more of a picture book with a few words on each page. The story is abotu a bird to flew into a skyscraper. The bird fell to the floor and no one stopped to help ...
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review 1: A bird broke its wing. No one cared for it except for the little boy. Over time, the bird learned to heal and fly. I like one of the quotes in the book that said "A loose feather can't be put back, but a broken wing can sometimes heal." This book can help those students who have ...
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review 1: Age: Toddler-1st gradeCountries: India, English speaking country?This artwork is astounding! Graham follows a curious and hungry bird through an unexpected adventure across the sea. The little sparrow happens upon a family in this new land, causing a young child to taste vanilla ...