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• Title : Bigger
• Author : Daniel Kirk
• Rating : 4.87 (351 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-5-21
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 1 Pages
• Asin : 0399231277
• Language : English

Soon the boy got so big that his world began to grow too--and as it did, so did the promise of everything he was and everything he would be! Bold drawings and childlike text come together in a universally appealing book that celebrates the one thing every child can do--get bigger! Daniel Kirk lives in New Jersey.. Once there was a

Soon the boy got so big that his world began to grow too--and as it did, so did the promise of everything he was and everything he would be! Bold drawings and childlike text come together in a universally appealing book that celebrates the one thing every child can do--get bigger! Daniel Kirk lives in New Jersey.. Once there was a boy. He even slept in a big bed, went to a big school, and played with bigger boys. When people said, My, what a big boy you are, he knew they were right. He kept growing, even though he could not walk, talk or feed himself. At first, he was so small he didn't even have a name. But as soon as he was born, the boy began to grow. He took big steps, ate big meals and used big words. Before long, the boy could see on top of the table instead of just underneath

The stylized pictures match the idealized account of growing up, which bubbles with satisfaction and wonder. Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. I was so small that I was hardly even me"). Kirk's illustrations feature airbrushed, bright colors, crisp edges and a smooth finish. . From Publishers Weekly In this well-conceived, deceptively simple book about the stages of a child's development, Kirk (Breakfast at the Liberty Diner) conveys a boy's pride at growing bigger. The first two spreads, highlighted in glowing red-gold hues, show tiny snapshot-sized drawings of the child in the womb ("Once I was very small. Ages 2-6. Throughout, the boy's voice suggests a maturing sense of responsibility: "I could stand on my to

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