Airplanes: Soaring! Diving! Turning!
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (958 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0761459839 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Following the success of Trucks: Whizz! Zoom! Rumble!, Trains: Steaming! Pulling! Huffing!, and Cars: Rushing! Honking! Zooming!, Patricia Hubbell introduces the fourth installment to her popular series featuring "things that go!" Sean Addy and Megan Halsey portray a variety of airplanes using vibrant clip art, etchings, and original drawings. Perfect for anyone who loves flying machines!
Descriptive, rhyming text is succinct, straightforward, and instructive. This title is a fine selection for one-on-one sharing, especially with aircraft fanatics.—Lynn K. Details such as a pirate plane, a bunny crop duster, an outline of the Statue of Liberty, and Santa invite closer inspection. All rights reserved. . While there are many picture books about airplanes, this one's illustrations set it apart. Planes of different sizes, with different engines and with different purposes, g
Ms. Halsey also illustrated Trains: Steaming! Pulling! Huffing!. She lives in Easton, Connecticut.Illustrators Megan Halsey and Sean Addy live in Pennsylvania. Author Patricia Hubbel is the author of ten books of poetry for children, including Boo! Halloween Poems and Limericks as well as Trucks: Whizz! Zoom! Rumble! Her poems appear in numerous anthologies
A powerful, appealing title for any beginning reader who loves planes. Midwest Book Review Megan Halsey and Sean Addy's AIRPLANES SOARING! TURNING! DIVING! Provides simple one-line descriptions of all kinds of planes, from military aircraft to props, rotor planes and more, and will prove a powerful, appealing title for any beginning reader who loves planes.. CKE said Airplanes. a Review. Airplanes is a continuation of the transportation series by Patricia Hubbell. It combines a creative rhyming scheme with airplanes as they zip around in a variety of places. The story is a pretty quick read - about 5 minutes, but despite the cute rhyming scheme it does seem about 5 pages too long.Notes- - Shows a large variety of airplanes - single wing, biplanes, crop dusters, cargo planes, military planes - and well you get the picture - A fun rhyming scheme that rolls off . fantastic illustrations and verbage! This is one of those children's books that I will happily read over and over to my children, because I love the simple, but creative rhymes. The pictures are wonderful and full of many funny little jokes that parents can enjoy (and explain to their children if they'd like because they're kid-appropriate). Maybe what I like most about it is the simple fact that it is an artistic and clever book about vehicles. I have 3 boys and get tired of reading about planes and trucks and