The Dreamer

A. Heise
Ryan A Ingram
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The Dreamer

A. Heise
Ryan A Ingram
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Trouvé dans : Young Readers ages 9-12, Fiction Ages 9-12

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384 PAGESANGLAIS

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  • Date de publication : Mar 01, 2012
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 384
  • Éditeur : Scholastic Canada Ltd
  • ISBN : 9780439269988
  • Dimensions : 5.231" W x 0.978" L x 7.623" H

Awards and Praise for The Dreamer:

Pura Belpré Award winner

Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor

Booklist Editors' Choice

NYPL 100 Best Children's Book

ALA Notable Children's Book

IRA Notable Children's Books for a Global Society

Kirkus Best Children's Book

Pen Center USA Literary Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature

*"An immaculately crafter and inspiring piece of text and art." --Publishers Weekly, starred review

*". . . rich, resonant and enchanting." --Kirkus, starred review

*"The perfect marriages of text and art." --School Library Journal, starred review

*" This book has all the feel of a classic, elegant and measured, but deeply rewarding and eminently readable." --Booklist, starred review

*"[A] masterful tribute."-Horn Book, starred review

"Ryan's hypnotic text, inspired by the childhood of Pablo Neruda, is brought to life by the extraordinary art of Peter Sis."-New York Times Book Review

"A phantasmagorical rumination on the childhood of the great Chilean poet Pablo Neruda is rooted in a belief that words possess the power to mend the spirit and change the world."--Smithsonian Notable List

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