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Caractéristiques de l'objet

État
Entièrement neuf: Un livre neuf, non lu, non utilisé et en parfait état, sans aucune page manquante ...
ISBN
9781772782226
EAN
9781772782226
Book Title
Sky Blue Bench
Item Length
10 in
Publisher
Pajama Press
Intended Audience
Ages 2-3, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Under 2 Years
Publication Year
2021
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Peggy Collins, Bahram Rahman
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Topic
Social Themes / Special Needs, People & Places / Asia, School & Education, Social Themes / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance
Item Width
9 in
Item Weight
16.4 Oz
Number of Pages
32 Pages

À propos de ce produit

Product Information

A young Afghan amputee matter-of-factly removes her own barrier to education, building a bench from discarded wood so that she and her "helper-leg" can sit through school in comfort.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Pajama Press
ISBN-10
177278222x
ISBN-13
9781772782226
eBay Product ID (ePID)
27050404737

Product Key Features

Book Title
Sky Blue Bench
Author
Peggy Collins, Bahram Rahman
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Social Themes / Special Needs, People & Places / Asia, School & Education, Social Themes / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance
Intended Audience
Ages 2-3, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Under 2 Years
Publication Year
2021
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
32 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
9 in
Item Weight
16.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

Grade from
Kindergarten
Grade to
Second Grade
Reviews
Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 The New York Times "What to Read: Four Children's Books" selection 2021 Kirkus Reviews "Best Books of 2021 Celebrating Community" selection 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Harvard Book Store "New This Week: Kids & Young Adult" selection 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review STARRED REVIEW "This is a touching and timely book that portrays the hardships many children in Afghanistan and other war-torn countries face. The author illustrates this beautifully and adds an informative and heartfelt "Author's Note" that'll leave a notable impression on young readers."--Seattle Book ReviewStarred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads "[An] inspiring story of resilience, determination, and grit."--Little Bookworm Club "Peggy Collins fills her spreads...with digital artwork that reveals the emotions felt, the support of community, and the determination of a child to make a difference for herself and others..."--Sal's Fiction Addiction "Beautiful story, beautiful lessons and beautiful illustrations..."--Book Time "I genuinely enjoyed the illustrations and little Aria finding a way to make a bench so she could sit comfortably at school with her prosthetic leg."--Kirin, Goodreads "I love her determination and ingenuity. The illustrations are colorful, and the text is easy for elementary students to read and understand."--Israa, Goodreads "Readers will see the importance of accessible spaces for everyone....The story is an example of strength and self-advocating."--Storytime with Stephanie, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 The New York Times "What to Read: Four Children's Books" selection 2021 Kirkus Reviews "Best Books of 2021 Celebrating Community" selection 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Harvard Book Store "New This Week: Kids & Young Adult" selection 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review STARRED REVIEW "This is a touching and timely book that portrays the hardships many children in Afghanistan and other war-torn countries face. The author illustrates this beautifully and adds an informative and heartfelt "Author's Note" that'll leave a notable impression on young readers."--Seattle Book ReviewStarred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads "[An] inspiring story of resilience, determination, and grit."--Little Bookworm Club "Peggy Collins fills her spreads...with digital artwork that reveals the emotions felt, the support of community, and the determination of a child to make a difference for herself and others..."--Sal's Fiction Addiction "Beautiful story, beautiful lessons and beautiful illustrations..."--Book Time "I genuinely enjoyed the illustrations and little Aria finding a way to make a bench so she could sit comfortably at school with her prosthetic leg."--Kirin, Goodreads "I love her determination and ingenuity. The illustrations are colorful, and the text is easy for elementary students to read and understand."--Israa, Goodreads, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 The New York Times "What to Read: Four Children's Books" selection 2021 Kirkus Reviews "Best Books of 2021 Celebrating Community" selection 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Harvard Book Store "New This Week: Kids & Young Adult" selection 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads "[An] inspiring story of resilience, determination, and grit."--Little Bookworm Club "Peggy Collins fills her spreads...with digital artwork that reveals the emotions felt, the support of community, and the determination of a child to make a difference for herself and others..."--Sal's Fiction Addiction "Beautiful story, beautiful lessons and beautiful illustrations..."--Book Time, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 The New York Times "What to Read: Four Children's Books" selection 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads, Praise for A Sky-Blue Bench 2021 The New York Times "What to Read: Four Children's Books" selection 2021 Kirkus Reviews "Best Books of 2021 Celebrating Community" selection 2021 Foreword Reviews Book of The Day (Nov 3rd) 2021 Harvard Book Store "New This Week: Kids & Young Adult" selection 2021 Quill & Quire "2021 Best of Fall guide: Kids' books" selection 2021 49th Shelf "Books for Back to School" selection STARRED REVIEW "A timely, eye-opening portrait of resilience, community, and hope."--Kirkus Reviews Starred Review "Together with her mother and brother, Aria decides to build a bench herself, painting it skyblue: the color of "courage, peace and wisdom."--Foreword Reviews "[A] heartwarming story about a resilient young girl who faces a barrier to her education."--Quill & Quire "Illustrator Peggy Collins imbues Aria with an infectious spunkiness and grit that make her relatable even to readers with a very different school experience. An author's note gently introduces an age-appropriate discussion of landmines and their impact on the lives of children in many nations, especially Afghanistan..."--CBC Books "How beautiful and heart-breaking to read this lovely picture book about a young girl...who finds a way to be comfortable at school by building her own bench. The ingenuity and determination of Afghani women and girls is explored..."--Youth Services Book Review "The narrative was powerful and impactful and drew specifically on some experiences the author had growing up in Afghanistan. There is an authors note with terms that I think will be helpful to parents/caregivers if they read this will children."--Bookishrealm, Goodreads "[An] inspiring story of resilience, determination, and grit."--Little Bookworm Club
Copyright Date
2021
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience

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