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You Can't Win Them All, Rainbow Fish
The eighth book in the New York Times bestselling Rainbow Fish series.
Everyone loses once in a while. But being a good sport when you lose isn't always easy--not even for Rainbow Fish. A lighthearted look at accepting loss without losing your sparkle!
Book Details
- Publisher: Northsouth Books
- Publish Date: Jun 6th, 2017
- Pages: 32
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.40in - 8.60in - 0.30in - 0.80lb
- EAN: 9780735842878
- Recommended age: 04-08
- Categories: • Imagination & Play• Social Themes - Values & Virtues• Animals - Fish
About the Author
Pfister, Marcus: - Marcus Pfister was born in Bern, Switzerland. After studying at art school in Bern, he trained as a graphic artist. His first picture book was published by NordSüd in 1986, but his breakthrough as author and illustrator came in 1992 with the publication of The Rainbow Fish. Since then he has published more than 60 books, which have been translated into about 65 languages and have won many international awards. He lives with his family in Bern.
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Praise for this book
Saturated blues and greens, with splashes of yellow and pink, infuse the underwater world. --Vicky Smith "Kirkus Reviews"
Short, simple, and to the point, the text makes clear why children in a similar situation would be unhappy, and how to resolve matters peacefully...Pfister's signature art style, with vivid colors, fuzzy outlines, and the iconic foil highlights, is well suited to the gentle story.--Lucinda Whitehurst "Booklist"