Smakebit på Søndag; Joonie and the Great Harbinger Stampede

På tide med nok ett innlegg under temaet "Smakebit på Søndag", som Flukten fra Virkeligheten har hver søndag.

Denne gangen vil jeg ta for meg "Joonie and the Great Harbinger Stampede", av Daniel Landes (tekst) og Ravi Zupa (illustrasjoner). Kaninen Joonie blir født nærmest livløs, men blir tatt hånd om av Solen og Månen mens han utforsker en verden i forandring.

"The eclipse was ending, and Mother Moon and Father Sun
began to slowly separate. As their connection once again slipped
away, Mother Moon whispered,
I will love you forever. To which
Father Sun replied,
And I you."

Comments

  1. Anonymous28 October 2012 at 13:35

    For en fin smakebit - og for et fint omslag! :D

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  2. Dez28 October 2012 at 13:55

    Oi, jeg er veldig glad i bildebøker, så denne vil jeg gjerne sjekke ut mer : )

    Tusen takk for flott smakebit : )

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  3. Birthe28 October 2012 at 14:54

    Virker som en interessant bok :)

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  4. Beathe28 October 2012 at 15:17

    Tusen takk for fin smakebit:-) Likte coveret på boken veldig godt. Ha en fin søndag videre!

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  5. Anonymous28 October 2012 at 16:26

    En nydelig smakebit! Fra noe som hørtes ut som en nydelig bok! Den havner rett på leselisten min :-)
    Ønsker deg en fin søndag!

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  6. Monika28 October 2012 at 17:34

    En härlig smakebit :)

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  7. Berit28 October 2012 at 19:47

    For en søt liten smakebit! Ble nysgjerrig på resten- også jeg som ikke har ei eneste bok på ønskelista mi fra før...! (Et bittelite jugakors bak ryggen her nå, men, men...) Takk for smakebiten!

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  8. Caz' corner28 October 2012 at 23:33

    For en nydelig smakebit :) Denne må jeg lese!

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  9. Gråbekka`s Blogger30 October 2012 at 20:20

    Så fin smakebit! Takk for den! Virker som en fin bok:) Ha en flott kveld!

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