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* An ALA Notable Children's Book
* A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year
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Paperback: 24 pages
ISBN-10: 0140556664
ISBN-13: 978-0140556667
å ũ: 22.5cm x 18cm
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Book Description
Minerva Louise, the irrepressible little hen, sets out on an adventure on a cold, snowy day, but she soon discovers that she needs to find something to keep her warm.
From Publishers Weekly
In her second adventure, Minerva Louise, an inventive chicken, finds a way to stay warm in the snow. Calling the character "a paragon of whimsy and charm," PW said, "Hats off!"
From School Library Journal
Minerva Louise, a white hen, likes snowy mornings. She wants to stay outside all day, but it's too cold. So, she goes looking for something warm to wear. After trying several inappropriate items (a flowerpot, a garden hose, etc.), she finds two mittens that make a fitting hat for her head...and for her tail. The illustrations, concentrating on basic shapes outlined in black with flat colors and limited details, complement the text. Despite this simplicity, Minerva Louise expresses a range of emotions from pleasure to curiosity, ending with a self-satisfied strut as she wears her mittens fore and aft. A great choice for story time.
From Booklist
Young readers will delight in the antics of curious Minerva Louise, who ventures out on a brisk snowy morning determined not to let the cold keep her from playing and exploring. She sets off in search of warmth with humorous results: she mistakes a pair of gardening gloves for shoes, a hose for a scarf, and a flowerpot for a hat. Her efforts are finally rewarded when she spots a pair of mittens in the snow and manages to don them both--one on her head and one on her tail. Charming illustrations composed of flat, simple shapes boldly outlined in thick, black line combine with large type and limited text to make this not only attractive to look at, but also appealing to beginning readers. Stoeke, whose Minerva Louise (1988) won Dutton's Picture Book Competition, has a winning character in the little hen, and it seems likely that this second adventure won't be the last for the loony, lovable bird.
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