Ballerhino
Anne Schneider
Ballerhino
Anne Schneider
Hardback / gebonden
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Engels
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Omschrijving
An inspiring story about accepting who you are.
"Beautiful picture book by Anne Schneider that can be enjoyed simply by turning the pages and enjoying the painted art, reading the simple story, and/or looking for messages of friendship and working towards a goal. Recommended for ages 3-7 and anyone who enjoys picture books with emphasis on the word “picture.” " - Hallsville Intermediate School "Beautiful, sweet book about learning to love who you are, all with the support of your friends. A great addition to the library's collection, and wonderful for gifting." - Jefferson-Madison Regional Library System "Ballerhino is a cute, simple little picture book about a Rhino that wants to fly. Instead of flying, he settles for learning how to dance to express his joy, with the help of a few of his friends. Great for younger readers and read-alouds about perseverance." - Springdale Elementary "Ballerhino is a picture book that celebrates a rhino achieving his dreams to dance, despite not beginning as the most graceful creature. The illustrations are fun and provide a nice backdrop for the story, while beautifully highlighting the emotions of the characters. The plot of this children’s book lends itself to a social discussion with children based on body positivity, motivation, and the impact of others’ words on our feelings." - Plymouth Public Schools
Why does Anne Schneider love making picture books? 'Drawing and reading have always been my main hobbies. But as a child, I had no intention of making my living with them. I wanted to be an actress! I used to write, direct and act all the time, and I was determined to go to the academy of dramatic art. But I was too young for that when I finished my secondary education, so I got the idea to attend a secondary teacher training in drawing for one year and then switch to a school of acting. But I enjoyed my studies so much that I forgot all about my original plan, finished my education, got a job as an art teacher, and started a small business in illustrations and wall paintings. In 2012, I won the Key Colours International Illustrators Award and I felt like a real picture bookmaker. In picture books I combine all my passions: I draw and paint, I make up stories and characters, and I direct how they get to appear. That’s why I love making picture books.'
"Beautiful picture book by Anne Schneider that can be enjoyed simply by turning the pages and enjoying the painted art, reading the simple story, and/or looking for messages of friendship and working towards a goal. Recommended for ages 3-7 and anyone who enjoys picture books with emphasis on the word “picture.” " - Hallsville Intermediate School "Beautiful, sweet book about learning to love who you are, all with the support of your friends. A great addition to the library's collection, and wonderful for gifting." - Jefferson-Madison Regional Library System "Ballerhino is a cute, simple little picture book about a Rhino that wants to fly. Instead of flying, he settles for learning how to dance to express his joy, with the help of a few of his friends. Great for younger readers and read-alouds about perseverance." - Springdale Elementary "Ballerhino is a picture book that celebrates a rhino achieving his dreams to dance, despite not beginning as the most graceful creature. The illustrations are fun and provide a nice backdrop for the story, while beautifully highlighting the emotions of the characters. The plot of this children’s book lends itself to a social discussion with children based on body positivity, motivation, and the impact of others’ words on our feelings." - Plymouth Public Schools
Why does Anne Schneider love making picture books? 'Drawing and reading have always been my main hobbies. But as a child, I had no intention of making my living with them. I wanted to be an actress! I used to write, direct and act all the time, and I was determined to go to the academy of dramatic art. But I was too young for that when I finished my secondary education, so I got the idea to attend a secondary teacher training in drawing for one year and then switch to a school of acting. But I enjoyed my studies so much that I forgot all about my original plan, finished my education, got a job as an art teacher, and started a small business in illustrations and wall paintings. In 2012, I won the Key Colours International Illustrators Award and I felt like a real picture bookmaker. In picture books I combine all my passions: I draw and paint, I make up stories and characters, and I direct how they get to appear. That’s why I love making picture books.'