 When Sheep sees birds flying overhead, she wants to build a flying machine so that she can fly, too. She runs to Wolf to ask for his help, but he is skeptical. Together they build their first design. Its fabric wings rip mid-flight. They try balloons, but the birds pop them. Their final winning idea involves a dragon’s head and tail. And they are off – soaring. The dragon has scared away the birds. The paper cutout, ink, and pencil collage illustrations are intriguing, with architectural drawings, mathematical scribbles, and interesting perspectives. mjw |
| Title: Anything Is Possible Author: Giulia Belloni Illustrator: Marco Trevisan Publisher: Owlkids Books, Inc. Toronto Copyright: 2011 Original Language: Italian Translator: William Anselmi Original Title: Tutte e possibile Original Publisher: Kite Edizioni, Padova, Italy Original Copyright: 2011 ISBN: 978-1-926973-91-3 Hardcover pages: 32 Age range: 4-7 Genre: Picture book Author’s ethnicity: Italian Author’s residence: Italy Illustrator’s ethnicity: Italian Illustrator’s residence: Italy Subjects: Dreams, Flying machines, Perseverance, Persistence, Sheep, Teamwork, Wolves |
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