 Two young identical twin girls go on a bicycle ride through the natural world. They stop at the forest café for acorn coffee and clover blossom tea. Their next stop is the forest bakery, where they meet a bear and a rabbit, and have mulberry and strawberry jam sandwiches on honey bread and walnut bread. After lunch, they play in a nearby pond and nap under a big tree. Then, they move on to the forest hotel, where there is a concert with all the animals singing. “What a wonderful night in the forest!” Lively, adorable, and sweet colored pencil, pastel, and crayon illustrations look like mid-20th century lithographs. mjw |
| Title: Chirri And Chirra Author: Kaya Doi Illustrator: Kaya Doi Publisher: Enchanted Lion Books, New York Copyright: 2016 Original Language: Japanese Translator: Yuki Kaneko Original Publisher: Arranged with Alice-Kan, Inc. ISBN: 978-1-59270-199-5 Hardcover pages: 40 Age range: 3-8 Genre: Picture Book Author’s ethnicity: Japanese Author’s residence: Japan Illustrator’s ethnicity: Japanese Illustrator’s residence: Japan Subjects: Bicycle rides, Forest, Music |
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