Doug Anderson (3)
Autor(a) de Too Big to Dance
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Doug Anderson (3) foi considerado como pseudónimo de Douglas R. Anderson.
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Too Big To Dance de Doug Anderson
Too Big To Dance is a quirky, cajun tale of different animals living in Crawdad county, where the juke joint is always poppin'! The big and bold illustrations consist of dark hues mix with pops of bright color. Extreme use of lines and shapes made It easy to determine the characters emotions and gave definition to the illustrations. However, I couldn't quit catch the rhythm of the text, I was expecting something with more cajun slang and dialect.
½Cecil the alligator and his friends, Woo the armadillo and Eloise the zebra venture out to the county dance where the Cajun music of Corndog Willie and the Slackjaws has the crowd at the Laissez Faire hopping. Poor Eloise is too big to fit into the dance hall, so she wanders off to the nearby hill to listen by her lonesome. Woo spots his friend and he goes out to join her. Cecil, missing Woo, grabs an accordion and leads the dancers and musicians out to the hillside for a moon- and starlit dance.… (mais)
Great illustrations with lost of colors. This is about a gator, armadillo, and zebra going to the Crawdad Country Dance. Eloise the zebra was to big to go inside because she couldn't fit through the door. So, Eloise walked up the hill upset but Woo the armadillo noticed how sad Eloise was so he went outside with her. Then, Cecil the gator saw them both and brought the dance parade outside to them.
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- Obras
- 1
- Membros
- 17
- Popularidade
- #654,391
- Avaliação
- 4.0
- Resenhas
- 3
- ISBNs
- 31
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- 1