Book (Practical) Picture book Yearning Library / Patrik Shea Polacco / Yumiko Fukumoto

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Picture Books
[Introduction to the Contents]
On the way back from school, Patrii Shea, who has come from a farming village to the town, is captivated by the splendid building like a castle.
I want to go to that wonderful castle!
It was a library in the town where anyone could go.
Patrii Shea, who was not good at reading letters, finds a collection of paintings full of beautiful pictures.
Ms. Kree Bee, a librarian, says to Patrii Shea, who goes to the library almost every day and looks at books in the middle.
"Finally, the time has come to show you the best books in the library."
Ms. Kree Bee, who opened the way for the future, lives on the farm of her mother's Jewish and Shea grandparents.
Ms. Kree Bee, who opened the way for the future, lives on the farm of her mother's Jewish and Irish grandparents.
Ms. Kree Bee, who also spent her summer holidays with her Irish paternal grandparents, has an opportunity to meet Patrii Shea for the rest of her life.
Brief history of author
American picture book author.
She was born in 1944 in Michigan. After raising children in her 40 s, she started making picture books. She also spent her summer holidays with her Irish paternal grandparents, so she was influenced by two different cultures.
At school, she had difficulty in reading letters. She later found out that the cause was Derek Shea, and she was able to receive the necessary education.
At university, she majored in arts. After raising children in her 40 s, she started making picture books. Since then she also spent time with her Irish paternal grandparents, she was influenced by two different cultures.
At school, she had difficulty in reading letters. Since then, she has published more than 115 books.
Translated and published picture books in Japan, including 『 Chicken Sunday 』 (Aslan Shobo), 『 』 (Asunaro Shobo), after bringing up children, in her 40 s, she started making picture books. Since then, she was found to have had difficulty in reading letters. Many of her works were based on her memories with her grandparents and her own experiences in school.
Translated and published picture books in Japan, including : Iwasaki Shoten 『 』 『 』 『 』 Volker