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A Bad Case of Stripes

2023-09-29 11:03:07

An impressive dust jacket in this alarming book, a tragic Betty-Boop girl covered with a bright ribbon is on a bed with a thermometer in her mouth. The victim of the rainbow color was Camilla Cream. And the man came home from the school after some amazing change. Scientists and therapists can not help her because of the visit of "old medical scientists, gurus and even veterinarians". "The picture is technically wonderful, but it is disturbing in my mind - especially the images she is sitting in front of the TV, branches and spots, and fur extending from her. Finally failed to save her just by changing his own stripes.When she admitted the secret she could not talk at last - she liked Lima beans - she cured her condition, Camilla became awkward, eventually blending into the walls of her room - Camilla regained self of self-hunting - sighed a relief but after closing the cover Camila's image of sickness may keep bothering children for a long time 5-9 years old. March)

David Shannon's "Scared Case of Stripes" is a fun of Lima beans, a story of young Camilla Cream, a concern about what other people think about her. On the first day of school, Camilla woke up and found himself completely covered with rainbow stripes! If the stripes are not bad enough, Camilla's skin will be like everyone - some say "checkerboard" and others say "bacteria", she suddenly got a checkerboard It appears in patterns and bacteria tails. If doctors, experts, experts, and many others can not pinpoint the cause of the stripes, it may be a cure that a small old lady appeared

Camilla worried that on the first day of school, many people thought about her and woke up with bad streaks. Her body increases every fear of sickness until a good old woman helps her understand that she can do this. David Shannon's streak streak obviously has external conflicts, but children read "between them" to solve the internal problems of Camilla and ultimately conquer. Mark · Simon's stray dog ​​is an example of how we judge the importance by using fiction. My family is going on a picnic solely to meet cute stray dogs. They left the park without dogs, but they thought about him every week. The next weekend, the whole family returned to the park in anticipation of stray dogs appearing again. He does, but now, they have another obstacle to overcome. Such a nice book needs kids to pay attention to pictures and narratives.