Mary Wagley Copp
Autor de Wherever I Go
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Meet a brave girl filled with imagination, hope, and stories who lives in a refugee camp. She shares about her in the camp, helping her family and playing with cousins. When she leaves the camp and arrives at her new home, she is sad but also remembers that she brings with her the stories and memories of her life at the camp. Gorgeous, dramatic illustrations!
Yoshi's Big Swim
by Mary Wagley Copp
This is a true story is a very young loggerhead turtle found with a gash in her shell. She ends up at a large aquarium to rehab although they had never rehabilitated a turtle before. Yoshi is the turtle's name and everyone falls in love with her.
She grows up there for 20 years. Then there comes a time when she wants to leave. The people then start training Yoshi to catch food by herself and strength training for long distance swimming. Then they put a tracker on her. When they release Yoshi. She travels for 2 years, 22,000 miles, before she decides she is home.
The story is told in a simple but sweet way that is endearing and loving. The artwork, to me, is way too harsh and doesn't match the soft words. A gentler, more watercolor look would have been better in my opinion. The animal pictures were fairly nice but the people pictures were odd. That is why I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars.… (más)
by Mary Wagley Copp
This is a true story is a very young loggerhead turtle found with a gash in her shell. She ends up at a large aquarium to rehab although they had never rehabilitated a turtle before. Yoshi is the turtle's name and everyone falls in love with her.
She grows up there for 20 years. Then there comes a time when she wants to leave. The people then start training Yoshi to catch food by herself and strength training for long distance swimming. Then they put a tracker on her. When they release Yoshi. She travels for 2 years, 22,000 miles, before she decides she is home.
The story is told in a simple but sweet way that is endearing and loving. The artwork, to me, is way too harsh and doesn't match the soft words. A gentler, more watercolor look would have been better in my opinion. The animal pictures were fairly nice but the people pictures were odd. That is why I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars.… (más)
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- 2
- Miembros
- 48
- Popularidad
- #325,720
- Valoración
- 4.1
- Reseñas
- 5
- ISBNs
- 16
I was gifted this book at the Capstone booth at the 2023 ALA Conference in Chicago.