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Consuelo Joerns

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5+ Werke 126 Mitglieder 3 Rezensionen

Werke von Consuelo Joerns

The Lost & Found House (1979) 58 Exemplare
The Forgotten Bear (1978) 48 Exemplare
The Midnight Castle (1983) 15 Exemplare
The Foggy Rescue (1980) 3 Exemplare
Oliver's Escape (1981) 2 Exemplare

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Heather and Broom: Tales of the Scottish Highlands (1960) — Illustrator — 61 Exemplare
The looking glass book of verse (1959) — Illustrator, einige Ausgaben35 Exemplare

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Shipwrecked mouse who finds a dollhouse in Name that Book (April 2015)

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I had mixed feelings about this book. I think it has a nice story but there is no real message to children or the readers of the book. This story is about a mouse who lost his home, and when he finds an old run down station house he is determined to restore it and create his own home. The characters in the story were the mouse and a young boy, neither were fully developed or given a background. The writing and language were organized and descriptive but the illustrations and writing weren't very engaging.… (mehr)
 
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cwierz2 | 1 weitere Rezension | Mar 2, 2015 |
★★★★The Lost and Found House by Consuelo Joerns

This was a childhood favorite, I have passed to my daughter. She thinks it's great to see my books from childhood.

This is the story of Cricket the mouse. When a storm blows his house away he must hurry and find new shelter before winter. He stumbles upon an old station house, that is just his size. But it is old and in shambles, so he has to fix his new house, to make it a home.
 
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Chantelle713 | 1 weitere Rezension | Sep 25, 2013 |
This small picture book, which would function quite well as a beginning reader, relates the adventures of Sam the bear, who is left behind one day in the attic of a seaside cottage. After languishing for years, Sam sends out a distress message in a bottle, and soon finds that he has an answer...

I found this on the $1 cart at work, and thinking that it looked charming, I picked it up on impulse. I should have just read it there (it takes all of 5 minutes), and spared myself the trouble of owning it. It is short, sweet, and utterly forgettable - which is probably why I have never heard of this author/illustrator. Now it sits on my shelves... a physical reminder (one of many, I am afraid) that all my self-restraint goes out the window when it comes to books... Alas!… (mehr)
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