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David Wiesner
Tuesday
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"Tuesday," a wordless picture book by David Wiesner, is a captivating and imaginative journey that invites readers of all ages to engage their creativity and explore the possibilities of a world beyond the ordinary. The story begins on a seemingly ordinary Tuesday night, as a group of frogs sitting on lily pads in a pond suddenly take to the sky, carried by their own balloons. The frogs soar over houses, streets, and fields, eventually landing in a suburban backyard. There, they discover a picnic table laden with food and proceed to have a wild and raucous feast. Wiesner's stunning watercolor illustrations are the heart of this book, capturing the whimsy and wonder of the frogs' journey with intricate details and vibrant colors. The lack of text encourages readers to slow down and truly observe each illustration, noticing the subtle expressions and movements of the frogs, as well as the intricacies of the world around them. "Tuesday" is a celebration of imagination and the power of visual storytelling. It invites readers to think critically about the world around them and consider the possibilities that exist beyond the ordinary. The book also encourages readers to use their own creativity to fill in the gaps and imagine the story beyond what is depicted on the page. Overall, "Tuesday" is a delightful and engaging book that will captivate readers of all ages. Its wordless format and stunning illustrations make it a perfect choice for families to enjoy together, as well as for teachers to use in the classroom to encourage creativity and critical thinking...
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