The Trumpet of the Swan : Louie Goes to School

by Carol Pugliano-Martin

Generations have grown up with E. B. White's classic novels. One of his best-loved books, The Trumpet of the Swan, about a cygnet who finds his voice, is now a full-length animated film from Sony. Now younger readers can experience the joy of reading about Louie the trumpeter swan and his friends in these adorable readers with original full-color illustrations.Louie can't talk to the other swans because he doesn't have a voice. With the help of a boy named Sam, Louie realizes that there is another way to communicate -- writing To learn how to read and write, Louie must go to school, where he is the only swan in the first grade

32 pages, Library Binding

First published January 8, 2002

Reviews

[Jad · Rating 5 out of 5]

I honestly loved this book a lot. It is a really funny book that talks about a swan that was born with no ability to talk, so he couldn't get married. His father didn't want this to happen, so he went and stole an expensive trumpet from a music shop. His son appreciated this gift, but didn't want his dad to be wanted. He decided to learn how to play the trumpet, and started playing melodies. People started hiring him and also pay him. He learned how to write so that way he could communicate with his managers, or the people. This is why I highly recommend this book for it is extremely addictive; so that once you start you can't put it down.

[Josellinne caballero]

i don't wanna read this book..i never picked it. Don't recommend this book it's so fake and not enjoyable at all