Where's My Hockey Sweater?
- Publisher
- Scholastic Canada Ltd
- Initial publish date
- Sep 2005
- Category
- Hockey, Winter Sports
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9780439956772
- Publish Date
- Sep 2005
- List Price
- $8.99
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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
- Age: 3 to 8
- Grade: 1 to 2
Description
Will Nicholas be able to sift through his mess and find all of his hockey gear in time for practice?
Nicholas's room is a disaster area — he doesn't know where anything is. And he still has to get all of his hockey gear together, put it on, eat breakfast and fly out the door in time to make the first practice of the year!
Bruno St-Aubin's colourful, amusing and action-filled illustrations perfectly complement the humorous text and will delight readers of all ages. Any parent who has had to hustle a child out the door for hockey will relate to the hunt for each piece of equipment!
About the authors
GILLES TIBO a écrit et illustré plus d’une centaine de livres pour enfants dont les populaires séries d’albums Simon et les livres mettant en vedette l’adorable Nicolas. Il a reçu plusieurs prix prestigieux dont deux prix du Gouverneur général. Gilles habite à Montréal.
Gilles Tibo
has written and illustrated more than a hundred children's books. He is a
two-time winner of the Governor General's Award and the Mr. Christie's Book
Award, and a two-time nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Prize. He
lives in Montreal, Quebec.
Bruno St-Aubin est un des piliers de la littérature jeunesse de chez nous. Aux Éditions Scholastic, Bruno a illustré Gabi la ballerine, écrit par Joan Betty Stuchner ainsi que des livres à succès mettant en vedette l'adorable Nicolas. Il a aussi publié, à titre d'auteur-illustrateur, Le panache du grand Georges, une belle histoire sur l'amitié montrant une foule d'oiseaux de chez nous.
BRUNO ST-AUBIN has illustrated over sixty children’s books, including nine in the Nicholas series, Sadie the Ballerina and George’s Antlers. His favourite activities when he is not illustrating include soccer, cross-country skiing, cycling, jogging and playing hockey. He lives in Quebec.
Awards
- Short-listed, OLA Blue Spruce Award
- Commended, Canadian Children's Book Centre, Our Choice
Librarian Reviews
Where’s My Hockey Sweater?
Nicholas can’t find his hockey equipment and he’s late for the first practice of the season. Although he’s found almost everything, there’s no sign of his championship sweater.Source: The Canadian Children’s Book Centre. Canadian Children’s Book News. 2006.
