Margaret Shannon (1)
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- Geschlecht
- female
- Geburtsort
- Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
- Wohnorte
- Nelson, New Zealand
- Kurzbiographie
- [from Harper Collins Publishers website]
Margaret Shannon was born in Adelaide, South Australia, and now lives near Nelson, New Zealand. The setting for The Red Wolf is loosely based on the beautiful fortress town of Loket nad Ohrí in the Czech Republic. After discovering the town in her travels, Margaret Shannon returned to live there for seven months and began developing the illustrations for the book.
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The Red Wolf von Margaret Shannon
Best. Princess book. Ever. And I really liked this review of it.
Roselupin's father, the King, locks her away in a tower room to protect her from the wild and dangerous world. Roselupin longs to be out in the world she sees from her window. One day a golden box full of balls of wool shows up for Roselupin. The king laughs and dismisses the gift but Roselupin knits a red wolf suit that busts her out of the tower to see the world and frightens the king who thinks the wolf has eaten his daughter. When she returns to her normal size and shape, the king locks her in an even taller tower to protect her. Roselupin knits another costume especially for her father to wear, which turns out to be a mouse costume...… (mehr)
The Red Wolf by Margaret Shannon is a book about a King who had a daughter locked in a tower so nothing would happen to her. She was given a golden box as a gift for her seventh birthday. The box was full of different colors rolls of wool and the box had the words "knit what you want" The little girl knits a wolf outfit and is able to get out of the castle and explore freedom for a while. She was found and locked in the tower once again and this time she knitted a mouse outfit for her father which gave the story an interesting twist.… (mehr)
Gullible's Trouble is a very nice story about a gullible guineapig. He is visiting his relatives and they make fun of him because he is so gullible. They tell him many things, and he believes everything. In the end of the book all the things they told him come true. The conclusion of the book is "seeing is believing". I liked the story and especially the colorful and diverting pictures.
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