Hug a Bug
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (690 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1893815056 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A Family Favorite! A Customer "Hug a Bug" is one of the most fun books our family reads on a nightly basis. Our children know the words by heart, and even our 18 month old says, "Bug!, Bug!," when it's time to read. There is a music CD that accompanies this book and "Never Eat Cabbage on Thursday." Jim Salestrom sets these catchy words to music. "Welcome to Garden Street" is is a great compliment to all the books from Nancy Libbey Mills. The illustrations are marvelous. One Star Alina N Olkovsky I ordered hardcover and instead received softcover. Very dissapointed especially for the price paid.
Currently she lives in Colorado. She wrote the lyrics to the Welcome to Garden Street children's music CD. . Mills has eight books in print. Nancy Libbey Mills grew up in Stockton, California and went on to graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts from Oregon State University
--Katy Sinclair, Daily Camera . Jayce Keane, Author individual creative vision. The illustrations by Shan Wells are fanciful enough to hold the attention of even the youngest reader. Mills and the publisher are fortunate in their choice of artist Shan Wells to illustrate Hug a Bug. Indeed, those younger than 10 generally adore puns, off the wall word games and sparkling loopy images and she obliges them. Executed in acrylic, ink and digital media, Wells' lively paintings are delightful and always amusing. Nancy Libbey Mills obviously knows that young readers have vivid and sometimes limitless imaginations. --Charlie Langdon, Arts and Entertainment Editor, Durango Heraldfun rhymes and clever word play, appeals to both the parent and child -- Mike Jackson, a dad and television producer, Spokane, WA A charming, engaging children's book that will remind you that c
Hug a Bug is a delight! Through rhyme, Hug a Bug offers a series of clever, humorous glimpses at life's simple pleasures.. In a world where imagination takes second or third place to corporate sensibilities, Nancy Libbey Mills, once again, proves that there is glory in letting the mind wander to places where words are play, images change their meaning and the heart has no boundaries