- Taschenbuch: 32 Seiten
- Verlag: Atheneum Books for Young Readers; Auflage: Reprint (März 1991)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0689714130
- ISBN-13: 978-0689714139
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 22,1 x 16,8 x 0,3 cm
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Kindergarten-Grade 3 Looking for an upbeat image of a librarian? Aunt Lulu, the ultimate bookmobile librarian, hitches up her 14 huskies to a dogsled and brings books to the goldminers in the Alaskan diggings. One day though, she decides to head home to Parsippany, N.J., and does so with the huskies and a souvenir moose call in tow. Now she ``mushes'' through the city streetssled on wheels, 14 huskies, and bright pink sunglasses to boot. Aunt Lulu is typical Pinkwaterlight, funny, with a characteristic twist at the end. While perhaps not as strong a story as his Bear's Picture (Dutton, 1984) or The Big Orange Splot (Hastings, 1977; o.p.), it still reinforces the author's oft-repeated message that being different is not only acceptable but, in fact, is a desirable quality. The brightly-colored cartoon illustrations are full of fun and serve as the highlight of the book. They add clever touches of tongue-in-cheek humor, as exemplified in such drawings as the scene in Parsippany which features stores called ``Ferret World'' and ``Fish R Us.'' This title will fare well in collections where Stevenson's, Marshall's, and other Pinkwater books are popular. Nancy Menaldi-Scanlan, Wheeler School, Providence, R.I.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine andere Ausgabe: Bibliothekseinband .
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine andere Ausgabe: Bibliothekseinband .
Synopsis
Tired of working as a librarian in Alaska, Aunt Lulu takes her sled and her fourteen Huskies and moves to Parsippany, New Jersey.
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One of our favorite read-alouds
31. März 1999
Format:Bibliothekseinband
I agree - how can this be out of print!?!! We love to give the miners different voices, and it's great that Aunt Lulu is so confident and loves her dogs so much. Pinkwater is so talented!!!
About Aunt Lulu
18. Juli 2007
From School Library Journal
Kindergarten-Grade 3 Looking for an upbeat image of a librarian? Aunt Lulu, the ultimate bookmobile librarian, hitches up her 14 huskies to a dogsled and brings books to the goldminers in the Alaskan diggings. One day though, she decides to head home to Parsippany, N.J., and does so with the huskies and a souvenir moose call in tow. Now she ``mushes'' through the city streetssled on wheels, 14 huskies, and bright pink sunglasses to boot. Aunt Lulu is typical Pinkwaterlight, funny, with a characteristic twist at the end. While perhaps not as strong a story as his Bear's Picture (Dutton, 1984) or The Big Orange Splot (Hastings, 1977; o.p.), it still reinforces the author's oft-repeated message that being different is not only acceptable but, in fact, is a desirable quality. The brightly-colored cartoon illustrations are full of fun and serve as the highlight of the book. They add clever touches of tongue-in-cheek humor, as exemplified in such drawings as the scene in Parsippany which features stores called ``Ferret World'' and ``Fish R Us.'' This title will fare well in collections where Stevenson's, Marshall's, and other Pinkwater books are popular. Nancy Menaldi-Scanlan, Wheeler School, Providence, R.I.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Kindergarten-Grade 3 Looking for an upbeat image of a librarian? Aunt Lulu, the ultimate bookmobile librarian, hitches up her 14 huskies to a dogsled and brings books to the goldminers in the Alaskan diggings. One day though, she decides to head home to Parsippany, N.J., and does so with the huskies and a souvenir moose call in tow. Now she ``mushes'' through the city streetssled on wheels, 14 huskies, and bright pink sunglasses to boot. Aunt Lulu is typical Pinkwaterlight, funny, with a characteristic twist at the end. While perhaps not as strong a story as his Bear's Picture (Dutton, 1984) or The Big Orange Splot (Hastings, 1977; o.p.), it still reinforces the author's oft-repeated message that being different is not only acceptable but, in fact, is a desirable quality. The brightly-colored cartoon illustrations are full of fun and serve as the highlight of the book. They add clever touches of tongue-in-cheek humor, as exemplified in such drawings as the scene in Parsippany which features stores called ``Ferret World'' and ``Fish R Us.'' This title will fare well in collections where Stevenson's, Marshall's, and other Pinkwater books are popular. Nancy Menaldi-Scanlan, Wheeler School, Providence, R.I.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
another Pinkwater classic
11. Januar 2003
Format:Bibliothekseinband
Author and illustrator Daniel Pinkwater dedicates this book to *good* librarians everywhere, and creates an unforgettable character in Lulu, librarian to some rather boring miners in Alaska until she grows tired of the grind and moves to New Jersey with her sled dogs Melvin, Louise, Phoebe, Willie, Norman, Hortense, Bruce, Susie, Charles, Teddie, Neddie, Eddie, Freddie and Sweetie-pie. But what to do about transportation? Aunt Lulu has an intriguing solution.
Don't forget, Daniel Pinkwater writes affectionate, hilarious books for adults too!
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