Children's Fiction Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Etc.
It's a Tiger!
- Publisher
- Chronicle Books
- Initial publish date
- Jul 2012
- Category
- Lions, Tigers, Leopards, etc., Interactive Adventures
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Hardback
- ISBN
- 9780811869256
- Publish Date
- Jul 2012
- List Price
- $26.99
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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
- Age: 2 to 5
- Grade: p to k
Description
Kids and parents alike will rejoice in this lively read-aloud picture book, as the main character runs into (and away from) a tiger over and over again as the plot gets sillier and sillier. Perfect for acting out while reading, It's a Tiger! offers just the right amount of excitement without being too scary, and a sweet ending with a bit of a twist.
About the authors
David LaRochelle's profile page
JEREMY TANKARD est le créateur de Gros grognon, un livre favori du Los Angeles Times, et de ses compagnons Gros bobo, Gros gâté et Gros dodo. Il vit à Vancouver avec sa femme et ses deux enfants
Jeremy Tankard is the creator of the Los Angeles Times Favorite Book Grumpy Bird and its companions Boo Hoo Bird, Hungry Bird, and Sleepy Bird, and the illustrator of several acclaimed picture books, including Rachel Vail’s Piggy Bunny and David LaRochelle’s It's a Tiger!. The beloved Bird books are bestsellers in Tankard’s native Canada. He lives in Vancouver with his wife and two children.
Editorial Reviews
"It's a tiger, and it's sure to be a hit. " - Kirkus Reviews
"A very funny book that's guaranteed to entertain little ones." - BookingMama
"A very funny book that's guaranteed to entertain little ones." - BookingMama
"An exciting reversal of hide-and-seek'" - Booklist
"There will be shouts, giggles, and exclamations" - SavvyAuntie.com
"The all-around best readaloud of the year, bar none as far as I can tell, has got to be It's a Tiger! " - Elizaebeth Bird, A Fuse#8 Production/School Library Journal blog
"Bouncy prose with vivid illustrations" - The Wall Street Journal
"A popular storytime pick. " - Publishers Weekly
"An exciting reversal of hide-and-seek'" - Booklist
"A boon to creative minds everywhere and a participatory storytime winner" - School Library Journal, starred review
"A popular storytime pick. " - Publishers Weekly
"The all-around best readaloud of the year, bar none as far as I can tell, has got to be It's a Tiger! " - Elizaebeth Bird, A Fuse#8 Production/School Library Journal blog
"Bouncy prose with vivid illustrations" - The Wall Street Journal
"An exciting reversal of hide-and-seek'" - Booklist
"The colorful ink and digital images bring this picture book alive for listeners." - Library Media Connection
"The all-around best readaloud of the year, bar none as far as I can tell, has got to be It's a Tiger! " - Elizaebeth Bird, A Fuse#8 Production/School Library Journal blog
"It's a tiger, and it's sure to be a hit. " - Kirkus Reviews
"A boon to creative minds everywhere and a participatory storytime winner" - School Library Journal, starred review
"A popular storytime pick. " - Publishers Weekly
"A very funny book that's guaranteed to entertain little ones." - BookingMama
"There will be shouts, giggles, and exclamations" - SavvyAuntie.com
"The colorful ink and digital images bring this picture book alive for listeners." - Library Media Connection
"There will be shouts, giggles, and exclamations" - SavvyAuntie.com
"The colorful ink and digital images bring this picture book alive for listeners." - Library Media Connection
"They'll love the repeated joke and the boy's startled face as he encounters the tiger in more and more ridiculous places." - GeekDad
"They'll love the repeated joke and the boy's startled face as he encounters the tiger in more and more ridiculous places." - GeekDad
"It's a tiger, and it's sure to be a hit. " - Kirkus Reviews
"Bouncy prose with vivid illustrations" - The Wall Street Journal
"They'll love the repeated joke and the boy's startled face as he encounters the tiger in more and more ridiculous places." - GeekDad
"A boon to creative minds everywhere and a participatory storytime winner" - School Library Journal, starred review