a childhood fav that I had forgotten about and then saw illustrations on a vintage book blog and promptly bought a used copy. It is just as good as my memory-feelings led me to believe. the bunnies look so real and yet so comfortable in human clothing.
a childhood fav that I had forgotten about and then saw illustrations on a vintage book blog and promptly bought a used copy. It is just as good as my memory-feelings led me to believe. the bunnies look so real and yet so comfortable in human clothing.
Genre: Animals / China / Family / Runaway Year Published: 1933 Year Read: 1993 Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap I actually first heard about his story years ago on a Weston Woods video. “The Story of Ping” is a Chinese story by Marjorie Flack and Kurt Wiese about how a young and beautiful d...
One of the most delightfully illustrated books ever. The composition of each drawing is just right, the expressions on Angus's face priceless, and the way every other page is in black and white interesting. The story is so good to read aloud, lots of fun sounds to make, great skill with words, and m...
The whole family admired how really trippy the coloring of the illustrations is. Seriously trippy. Yellow and pink halos around things. No one wanted to read the book, though, except me. Had I read this one in childhood, it would probably be a favorite, along with Angus Lost. Discovered late, howeve...
This didn't live up to my childhood memories. I still love the art, but I didn't like the story. I didn't remember Ping almost ending up on a dinner plate, and I didn't like that plot point now. LOL - it was too scary for me, now that I am an adult!
I'm a little early for Easter, but I couldn't resist when I saw that it was illustrated by the amazing Marjorie Flack (The Story of Ping). In this story Cottontail is a plain brown country bunny who put aside her childhood dreams of becoming one of the five exalted Easter Bunnies to raise her own f...
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