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Product Identifiers

PublisherSterling Publishing Co., Inc.

ISBN-101402752776

ISBN-139781402752773

eBay Product ID (ePID)63156537

Product Key Features

Book TitleLittlest Llama

Number of Pages32 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicAnimals / Mammals, General, Imagination & Play, Stories in Verse (See Also Poetry)

Publication Year2008

IllustratorYes, Cooper, Jenny

GenreJuvenile Fiction

AuthorJane Buxton

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height0.5 in

Item Weight13.2 Oz

Item Length7.9 in

Item Width9 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience

LCCN2007-036396

Dewey Edition22

TitleLeadingThe

Grade FromPreschool

Dewey Decimal[E]

SynopsisThe littlest llama has a problem--one that every child will understand. He's eager to wrestle, jump, and chase all day, but there's no friend nearby who wants to play. ...the grown-up llamas had work to do. They had food to find and cud to chew...There was no one to play with the littlest llama.No one had time, not even his mama.So the dejected little guy sets off without a goodbye in search of a playful pal. Soon he's crossing the ridges and bridges of the high altiplano where he lives. But is he going too far? And who will he find? The charming Andean-themed art features soft and gentle hues, as well as beautiful page borders that look like traditional weavings. Plus, they turn llama's journey into a fun game, as kids try to locate the rattlesnake, chinchilla, cougar, and other animals in the images. A preoccupied llama may not notice them--but children will find the varied and unusual creatures irresistible.The satisfying ending will delight everyone, and every child will relate to llama's desire for a playmate and joy at a new sibling., The littlest llama has a problem--one that every child will understand. He's eager to wrestle, jump, and chase all day, but there's no friend nearby who wants to play. ,,"."the grown-up llamas had work to do. They had food to find and cud to chew...There was no one to play with the littlest llama. No one had time, not even his mama.""" "So the dejected little guy sets off without a goodbye in search of a playful pal. Soon he's crossing the ridges and bridges of the high altiplano where he lives. But is he going too far? And who will he find? The charming Andean-themed art features soft and gentle hues, as well as beautiful page borders that look like traditional weavings. Plus, they turn llama's journey into a fun game, as kids try to locate the rattlesnake, chinchilla, cougar, and other animals in the images. A preoccupied llama may not notice them--but children will find the varied and unusual creatures irresistible. The satisfying ending will delight everyone, and every child will relate to llama's desire for a playmate and joy at a new sibling., The littlest llama has a problem--one that every child will understand. He's eager to wrestle, jump, and chase all day, but there's no friend nearby who wants to play. "...the grown-up llamas had work to do. They had food to find and cud to chew...There was no one to play with the littlest llama. No one had time, not even his mama." So the dejected little guy sets off without a goodbye in search of a playful pal. Soon he's crossing the ridges and bridges of the high altiplano where he lives. But is he going too far? And who will he find? The charming Andean-themed art features soft and gentle hues, as well as beautiful page borders that look like traditional weavings. Plus, they turn llama's journey into a fun game, as kids try to locate the rattlesnake, chinchilla, cougar, and other animals in the images. A preoccupied llama may not notice them--but children will find the varied and unusual creatures irresistible. The satisfying ending will delight everyone, and every child will relate to llama's desire for a playmate and joy at a new sibling.

LC Classification NumberPZ8.3.B988Lit 2008