ISBN: 0060232595 |
Format: Hardcover, 32pp |
Pub. Date: April 1987 |
Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books |
Edition Description: 1st ed |
Barnes & Noble Sales Rank: 115,379 |
Age Range: 5 to 8 |
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The Barnes & Noble Review |
Revisit a classic story of friendship from bestselling illustrator Laura Cornell (of Where Do Balloons Go? and Today I Feel Silly fame). Originally published in 1987, this quirky and loving story follows a little girl as she wonders how she'll survive when her best friend moves away. The magnetic Annie Bananie is a pal like no other -- a dance partner, a bathing buddy, and a true friend. Cornell's illustrations depict a wonderful range of scenes revealing the fun and freedom of a best friendship, from baby-sitting porcupines to frantically scrubbing freckles from a face. This much-loved picture book captures the essence of friendship, the magic of childhood, and the hardship of leaving the ones you love. Perfectly illustrated and wonderfully written, Annie Bananie should be a staple in every child's bookshelf. (Amy Barkat) |