Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Read-Along With Illustrations
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- USD 0.99
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- USD 0.99
Descripción editorial
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Featuring the complete original poem that has delighted children for nearly two centuries and illustrations by Michael Hague, one of the true master illustrators of the last 30 years.
Be Transported to a wondrous world of dreams as Hague's exquisite illustrations transform each page.
This version includes an interactive eBook you can See, Hear and Touch. Experience Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star in a richer, interactive and more rewarding new way.
Explore and Experience Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star with: a fully synched audiobook.
✭“Intricately detailed, Victorian-style illustrations of the beloved nursery tune” –Publishers Weekly
✭ “exquisite, imaginative illustrations” – Ingram
✭ "images that evoke childhood's dreams and fairy tales, the pictures lead readers through the evening's journey" - Kirkus Reviews
Praise for original printing of Michael Hague’s Twinkle Twinkle Little Star:
From PUBLISHERS WEEKLYIntricately detailed, Victorian-style illustrations highlight this version of the beloved nursery tune, originally published in 1806. (The song, including its lesser-known later verses, comprises the book's entire text... In his characteristic style, which recalls the delicate magic of Arthur Rackham, Hague renders the nursery rhyme as an enchanted dream in which winged fairies guide two sleepy children through a sky shimmering with stars. Piloting a tiny boat on the celestial seas, the boy and girl pass a smiling crescent moon, mermaids with flowing hair and benevolent gnomes before they are guided safely back to bed… a coffee-table book for children sure to please the artist's many fans. All ages.
From INGRAM
The oft-recited, well-loved nursery rhyme, originally published in England in 1806, appears in its entirety here, with exquisite, imaginative illustrations designed to conduct little ones to dreamland.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Intricately detailed, Victorian-style illustrations highlight this version of the beloved nursery tune, originally published in 1806. (The song, including its lesser-known later verses, comprises the book's entire text.) It seems a somewhat curious choice for Hague, the noted illustrator of such classics as Peter Pan and The Secret Garden , as its lyrics are too insubstantial to function as a storybook; they are clearly intended, rather, to serve as a backdrop for Hague's rococo artwork. In his characteristic style, which recalls the delicate magic of Arthur Rackham, Hague renders the nursery rhyme as an enchanted dream in which winged fairies guide two sleepy children through a sky shimmering with stars. Piloting a tiny boat on the celestial seas, the boy and girl pass a smiling crescent moon, mermaids with flowing hair and benevolent gnomes before they are guided safely back to bed. Although Hague does his best to create a visual story from a non-narrative text, this slight volume is ultimately a collection of attractive but discrete pictures, a coffee-table book for children sure to please the artist's many fans. All ages.
