Tuesday
By David Wiesner
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Synopsis
On a quiet Tuesday evening, frogs mysteriously take flight on their lily pads, gliding through the night sky and exploring a nearby town. They surprise unsuspecting residents, from a man eating his supper to an old lady snoozing in front of the television. As dawn approaches, the frogs return to their pond, leaving the townspeople puzzled by the strange happenings. This nearly wordless picture book invites readers to interpret the whimsical events through its vivid illustrations.
About the author
David Wiesner is a talented author and illustrator from America, best known for his imaginative picture books. His stories often have very little text and are told mainly through beautiful, detailed pictures. One of his most famous books is 'Tuesday', which invites readers to explore a magical world where frogs go on unusual adventures.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1991
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