About the Author:
Claire Freedman grew up in Middlesex, England. She has written many children's books, including "'Night-Night"', "'Emily"' and "'Gooseberry Goose"' for "'Tiger Tales"'. When she's not writing, Claire enjoys traveling, sailing, and fashion.
Gaby Hansen is a contributor for the following Tiger Tales Title: Oops-a-Daisy!
From School Library Journal:
PreSchool-Grade 1-Daisy, a little bunny, is learning how to hop and she is frustrated by her failure. Mama Rabbit points out several other baby animals around the meadow all practicing new life skills. As Daisy watches, Little Mouse, Little Badger, and Little Duckling all falter in their attempts. She realizes that she's not alone. She keeps practicing until, in the end, she succeeds. Young children will be able to relate to this amiable tale and may be encouraged by the message. The illustrations are charming; Hansen's wispy watercolors are reminiscent of Anita Jeram's artwork in Sam McBratney's Guess How Much I Love You (Candlewick, 1995). While Freedman's story will make a nice addition to larger collections, Robert Kraus's Leo the Late Bloomer (1971) and Little Louie the Baby Bloomer (1998, both HarperCollins) handle the same topic with more playfulness and real humor.
Be Astengo, Alachua County Library, Gainesville, FL
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