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Frané Lessac
Frané Lessac was born in the USA and lived in the Caribbean Island of Montserrat and the United Kingdom before moving to Australia. As a child, Frané toyed with the idea of becoming a veterinarian, and had many pets including a monkey, snakes and a camel. Fortunately for us, she was also exposed... show more

Frané Lessac was born in the USA and lived in the Caribbean Island of Montserrat and the United Kingdom before moving to Australia. As a child, Frané toyed with the idea of becoming a veterinarian, and had many pets including a monkey, snakes and a camel. Fortunately for us, she was also exposed to the artistic influences of New York City with its many galleries and museums. She attended film school in California before turning her efforts to painting and publishing. She is a talented artist, author and illustrator, having created beautiful illustrations for more than forty books. Frané is married to children's author, Mark Greenwood, and they have collaborated on many books. The many countries she visits continue to provide a major influence for Frané's art work and books.For more info go to: www.franelessac.com
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ereksonj
ereksonj rated it 12 years ago
Interesting historical fiction! Based on sources and well-sourced in the end notes, Greenwood puts this into a basic narrative on the advent of the Caribbean metal drum. This was an interesting slice of history to capture in the short form of the picturebook. There was a lot of potential for the inf...
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 12 years ago
A floating library & bookstore. Who knew?
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 12 years ago
A young boy makes music to celebrate Carnival in Trinidad. A story inspired by the life of Winston "Spree" Simon (1930-1976), the inventor of the steel drum.
A Rep Reading
A Rep Reading rated it 13 years ago
Based upon a true story. It's possible there will be more included in the book, as I read it from an advance copy. I found it to be slightly confusing, due to the lack of more biographical data about the real man. Louis de Rougemont was a "storyteller" unparalleled, a man who invented anthropologica...
AmySea
AmySea rated it 13 years ago
My niece studied clouds last year, so I thought that she'd enjoy this book. She did enjoy it to some degree, but apparently she "knows everything about clouds now," so I don't think that this book really impressed Her Majesty as much as it would have had she been a complete rube. :-) Nevertheless...
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