Judy Young (1) (1956–)
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- 1956
- Geschlecht
- female
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- Mink Creek, Idaho, USA
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Independent Reading Level: 2-5
Awards: Mom's Choice Gold Award/Educator's Choice, Winner, 2008
Best Juvenile Book Award--Missouri Writer's Guild, Winner, 2007
February Kirkus Reviews--Starred Review, Commended, 2006
NAPPA Honor Award, Winner, 2006
Awards: Mom's Choice Gold Award/Educator's Choice, Winner, 2008
Best Juvenile Book Award--Missouri Writer's Guild, Winner, 2007
February Kirkus Reviews--Starred Review, Commended, 2006
NAPPA Honor Award, Winner, 2006
Eduardo, a young boy in Ecuador, helps his family earn a living by collecting nuts in the Amazon rainforest. Confronted with poachers, Eduardo must summon his courage to help his animal friends escape
Young, J. (2015). Digger & Daisy Star in a Play. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Sleeping Bear Press.
Digger and Daisy are brother and sister and they have both been cast in a play. Daisy is boastful about playing the Princess. Digger is playing a tree, but he wanted a larger role. Daisy insists that Digger could not handle a role with lines, because he would forget them. She herself only has two words to deliver, so she is not concerned about practicing. Digger, meanwhile, memorizes the Prince’s lines, and the Dragon’s lines, and the entire play, all the while Daisy reminds him that tree’s do not talk. The day of the play arrives and all goes well until Daisy, nervous, forgets her two words. In order to save the show, Digger pipes in and says her line “The end!” The show is a success. This book is suitable for children ages 3-7 years.… (mehr)
Digger and Daisy are brother and sister and they have both been cast in a play. Daisy is boastful about playing the Princess. Digger is playing a tree, but he wanted a larger role. Daisy insists that Digger could not handle a role with lines, because he would forget them. She herself only has two words to deliver, so she is not concerned about practicing. Digger, meanwhile, memorizes the Prince’s lines, and the Dragon’s lines, and the entire play, all the while Daisy reminds him that tree’s do not talk. The day of the play arrives and all goes well until Daisy, nervous, forgets her two words. In order to save the show, Digger pipes in and says her line “The end!” The show is a success. This book is suitable for children ages 3-7 years.… (mehr)
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Awards: 2010 Storytelling World Award