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The Mole Sisters and the Rainy Day
About the series: The Mole Sisters make the most of each day. Full of fun, imagination, and quiet confidence, these are small creatures with very big hearts. Their unfaltering optimism is contagious, bringing smiles to faces everywhere. With bright, lush colored-pencil artwork, Roslyn Schwartz conveys the Mole Sisters' love for life with a minimum of text that is easy to f...more
Paperback, 32 pages
Published
January 1st 2001
by Annick Press
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The Mole Sisters and The Rainy day is a cute story, about a lovely day, turning gray. But no matter how much trouble the rain gives them, the stay positive. And have a lovely day after all.
I love color pencil illustrations! A beautifully crafted little book with a nice story about two mole sisters who make the best out of a rainy day =)
I heard about The Mole Sisters at the Greenwillow blog a while back and thought it sounded like something Rilla would love. I was right. What a sweet little book: lovely small trim size, so appealing to preschoolers; soft, charming illustrations; and a simple storyline with minimal text--this can double as an early reader--that has delighted my young miss. We'll have to look for more Mole Sisters adventures.
Fun and quirky, the Mole Sisters are adorable. Illustrations and text are simple and engaging.
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Although born in Montreal, Roslyn Schwartz moved with her family to England when she was two years old. She grew up in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Roslyn and her two brothers attended a Rudolph Steiner school in Sussex. She remembers it as a lovely area, close to Ashdown Forest, the home of Winnie the Pooh (though she didn't know it at the time). Growing up, Roslyn always read a lot; among her favorite...more
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