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"What child hasn't wondered what it would be like to magically transform into a favorite animal?Squiggle, another great read from Wurge, takes us on such an adventure and will encourage children to use their imaginations, while teaching valuable life lessons."--Jo Gilmour, teacher and children's book reviewer, Brooklyn Elementary School, Wisconsin Praise forBilly and the Birdfrogs: "Billy survives by the sheer weight of its own insane internal logic. . . . There's definitely an element of Dahl's fondness for weirdness in this pup. . . . For those funny-book junkies out there,Billy fulfills a need. Downright weird, and that's a-okay with me, it's worth a gander."--School Library Journal "Mystery, suspense, and conflict build a plot of nonstop adventure. . . . Superb character development . . . clever illustrations, delightful humor, a marvelous story . . . with an appeal for all ages. Entertaining, downright funny, and highly imaginative. A great read."--Midwest Book Review When her soul becomes lodged in a stuffed-toy monkey, nine-year-old Lobelia embarks on an outrageous series of New York and Paris adventures, helped by an odd but kindly scientist, before becoming a girl again and being reunited with her family at the top of the Eiffel Tower. B.B. Wurge began writing children's books after leaving his first career as an orangutan in a primate house. He says, "I've been told the world is crazy. That may be true, but children can navigate successfully through our crazy world if they stick to fundamental principles: loyalty to family and friends, compassion, and an open imagination." Wurge lives in an elevator in Manhattan. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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I read quite a few kidlit books. In fact, it's the majority of what I review and I've now got over 1,000 book reviews under my belt. And I have to say that B.B. Wurge is my favorite author-that-no-one's-heard-of-YET. His writing (and his website says he's a large gorilla-like creature) is funny and yet moving, and he's probably the only author, besides Riordan, that I've read that I would actually go out and spend my own money on. Which is to say, that the kids and I REALLY like his work.
Last year, we loved "Billy and the Birdfrogs". It was a good book, but in all honestly "Squiggle" is better. Whereas "Billy and the Birdfrogs" was good mystery/adventure with a large dollop of goofy humor; "Squiggle" is a book that has those same features PLUS some more serious content.
The story is about a girl who is totally spoiled. She dominates her parents, and is, in general, has some of the most ghastly personal habits. One day a Picflew appears, a small magically creature, who offers her a magical wish. (We are all allowed to get one). ( )