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Item specifics
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- ISBN
- 9781536231076
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Candlewick Press
ISBN-10
153623107X
ISBN-13
9781536231076
eBay Product ID (ePID)
21058378143
Product Key Features
Book Title
Cloud Babies
Number of Pages
40 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2023
Topic
Health & Daily Living / Diseases, Illnesses & Injuries, Imagination & Play, Social Themes / Emotions & Feelings
Illustrator
Yes, Judge, Chris
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Format
Picture Book
Dimensions
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
19.9 Oz
Item Length
11.6 in
Item Width
10.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2022-908667
Reviews
Colfer's clear, gentle text will resonate with kids experiencing chronic illness and their parents alike as he explores the complexity of feeling alternately accepted by and different from peers. Emphasizing the interplay of imagination and reality, Judge's bright illustrations mingle expressive cartoon figures and realistic backgrounds. . . . A perceptive embrace of imagination and empathy. --Kirkus Reviews As cheery on-the-ground scenes lean into home, hospital, and school backgrounds, Colfer's lengthy, play-by-play text brims with empathy, affirming that imagination can be powerful medicine. --Publishers Weekly Inspired by the illustrator's family's experiences of childhood illness, the story is matter-of-fact, informative, and remarkably upbeat. . . . Colfer's introduction offers practical advice for young patients and their classmates. A heartening, helpful picture book. --Booklist Inspired by the illustrator's family experience with illness, this reassuring tale will be useful for children in similar straits as well as for classmates who need to strengthen their empathy skills to welcome and support classmates returning from such absences. . . . Whimsical illustrations capturing cloud babies will help all readers connect with this story and encourage cloud gazers to find imaginative creatures in the skies above and room in their hearts for the struggles of other children. --School Library Journal, Colfer's clear, gentle text will resonate with kids experiencing chronic illness and their parents alike as he explores the complexity of feeling alternately accepted by and different from peers. Emphasizing the interplay of imagination and reality, Judge's bright illustrations mingle expressive cartoon figures and realistic backgrounds. . . . A perceptive embrace of imagination and empathy. --Kirkus Reviews As cheery on-the-ground scenes lean into home, hospital, and school backgrounds, Colfer's lengthy, play-by-play text brims with empathy, affirming that imagination can be powerful medicine. --Publishers Weekly Inspired by the illustrator's family's experiences of childhood illness, the story is matter-of-fact, informative, and remarkably upbeat. . . . Colfer's introduction offers practical advice for young patients and their classmates. A heartening, helpful picture book. --Booklist, Colfer's clear, gentle text will resonate with kids experiencing chronic illness and their parents alike as he explores the complexity of feeling alternately accepted by and different from peers. Emphasizing the interplay of imagination and reality, Judge's bright illustrations mingle expressive cartoon figures and realistic backgrounds. . . . A perceptive embrace of imagination and empathy. --Kirkus Reviews As cheery on-the-ground scenes lean into home, hospital, and school backgrounds, Colfer's lengthy, play-by-play text brims with empathy, affirming that imagination can be powerful medicine. --Publishers Weekly, Colfer's clear, gentle text will resonate with kids experiencing chronic illness and their parents alike as he explores the complexity of feeling alternately accepted by and different from peers. Emphasizing the interplay of imagination and reality, Judge's bright illustrations mingle expressive cartoon figures and realistic backgrounds. . . . A perceptive embrace of imagination and empathy. --Kirkus Reviews As cheery on-the-ground scenes lean into home, hospital, and school backgrounds, Colfer's lengthy, play-by-play text brims with empathy , affirming that imagination can be powerful medicine. --Publishers Weekly Inspired by the illustrator's family's experiences of childhood illness, the story is matter-of-fact, informative, and remarkably upbeat . . . . Colfer's introduction offers practical advice for young patients and their classmates. A heartening, helpful picture book. --Booklist Inspired by the illustrator's family experience with illness, this reassuring tale will be useful for children in similar straits as well as for classmates who need to strengthen their empathy skills to welcome and support classmates returning from such absences. . . . Whimsical illustrations capturing cloud babies will help all readers connect with this story and encourage cloud gazers to find imaginative creatures in the skies above and room in their hearts for the struggles of other children. --School Library Journal, Colfer's clear, gentle text will resonate with kids experiencing chronic illness and their parents alike as he explores the complexity of feeling alternately accepted by and different from peers. Emphasizing the interplay of imagination and reality, Judge's bright illustrations mingle expressive cartoon figures and realistic backgrounds. . . . A perceptive embrace of imagination and empathy. --Kirkus Reviews
Dewey Edition
23
Grade From
Kindergarten
Dewey Decimal
F
Grade To
Fourth Grade
Synopsis
Eoin Colfer, New York Times best-selling author of the Artemis Fowl series, pens a warm, empathy-building story based on illustrator Chris Judge's family's experience with childhood illness. Six-year-old Erin's favorite game is spotting animals in the clouds with her mom and dad--everything from fluffy foxes and polar bears to little rabbits. Even when Erin falls very ill and has to spend a long time in the hospital, she still manages to find joy in spying "cloud babies" through the window with her new hospital friends. When the doctor tells Erin she can go home, she is so excited! But being back at school is not at all what she expected--so much has changed, and Erin must reconcile the safe realm she's just left with a world outside that has become unfamiliar. With Mom and Dad's love and wisdom, however, and with the help of her teacher and friends, Erin comes to see that by sharing her experience she can find happiness again in just being herself. Sensitively told and vibrantly brought to life, Cloud Babies brings recognition and comfort to children facing illness or hardship, as well as guidance to those who wish to offer support but may not know where to start.
LC Classification Number
PZ7.C677475Cl 2023
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- a***h (25)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThe book was competitively priced, ordering was easy, the book was well packaged and arrived safely, and its condition was exactly as specified.The delivery time from ordering to mailbox was a little long (14 days), but overall it was a good experience and I would use this seller again.
- n***a (190)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseMy kid really wanted this, and she likes it. I don’t think the value is great, just more HP commercialism. (She paid me and I ordered, btw.) The price from this seller on eBay is less than anywhere else we found. Reviews citing LONG wait between order and receiving the items are correct: give this seller a full 2 weeks to get items to you. The set arrived carefully packaged and pristine. Overall, my daughter is very pleased with the item. If you can be patient, seller offers good value.
- 5***s (625)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseItem as described, but slow shipping. 18 days for the item to arrive. No padding in packaging, the item arrived a little beat up.