Peppa Pig and the Day at the Museum, by Candlewick Press
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Peppa Pig and the Day at the Museum, by Candlewick Press
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When Peppa Pig and her family visit the museum, there’s something for everyone—even moon cheese!Today Mummy and Daddy Pig have a surprise: they’re all going to the museum! Peppa wants to go to the Kings and Queens room, with its jewels and crown and royal throne. George is eager to see "dine-saws," which turn out to be bigger than he thought. Grr! The special exhibit is all about space, and everyone gets to climb in a pretend spaceship to learn all about planets and gravity. But what do you think is Daddy Pig’s favorite thing at the museum at the end of the day?
Peppa Pig and the Day at the Museum, by Candlewick Press- Amazon Sales Rank: #451751 in Books
- Brand: Candlewick Entertainment
- Published on: 2015-10-13
- Released on: 2015-10-13
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.63" h x .38" w x 11.75" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 32 pages
About the Author Dugald A. Steer, Editor: "With what trepidation I sat down to give my editorial attentions to what was clearly the masterwork of a very erudite man, should be obvious to all who read this book." So begins a letter, written in 1894, from Dugald Steer to an Oxford friend. The letter goes on to explain how a chance meeting with Dr. Ernest Drake at the BULL'S HEAD TAVERN in Dorking, Surrey, made him more than a little curious. Skeptical at first, he took up Dr. Drake's offer to meet him at his house and St. Leonard's Forest, and to attend one of the S.A.S.D. meetings in London. There, he became further involved in Dr. Drake's work, joining him on an expedition to Scotland to try and estimate the hunting range of the Dornoch Wyrm. As he writes, the trip was, "a cause of some emotion, as many of my relative, particularly the Ross branch, come from so near." Douglas Carrel, Chief Draughtsman: A native of Scotland, Douglas Carrel was clearly a dragonologist of some standing, and often accompanied Dr. Drake on some of his more fruitful expeditions. In a letter from Constantinople to the editor he says, "It is with considerable sense of honour, and no small amount of pride, that I lend my hand to the compiling of this most worthy volume . . . Ultimately, I feel that all of us--within this privileged circle in particular--are duty-bound to preserve and perpetuate the love and lore of dragons." Helen Ward, Scientific Artist: Helen Ward trained as an illustrator at Brighton School of Art, although it is not known exactly when she came into contact with Dr. Drake. However a quote from her autobiography makes some things clear: "As a child I dreamed of dragons. When age allowed, I traveled.Unfortunately, several expeditions to Europe and one to that part of Russia known as Finland specifically to capture the likeness of a live dragon have ended in failure. The creatures seemed deliberately elusive . . .. With the help of descriptions, notes, and detailed drawings made by others I have managed to illustrate these majestic creatures to the satisfaction of those more fortunate and better-informed dragonologists." Wayne Anderson, Pictorial Artist: Interested in cryptozoology from an early age, Wayne Anderson first came into contact with S.A.S.D. at one of their meetings in Wyvern Way in London. It was after a couple of trips with Drake--to the Alps in 1878 and to Scotland in 1880--that Wayne realized his early dragon drawings were, in fact, more life-like than he could have realised. Like most of the other collaborators on DRAGONOLOGY, he has contributed to many other books for children. He enjoyed a fruitful collaboration with Helen Ward that resulted in books such as THE TIN FOREST and THE DRAGON MACHIINE. Nghiem Ta, Artistic Direction: Dr. Drake met Nghiem Ta in the Fukien (now Fujian) Province of China where she was working in her grandfather's bookshop. Their shared interest in dragons became evident when he showed her a copy of the fabled DRAGON SUTRA of Hong Wei, which the monks of that monastery made for him as a gift. He asked Miss Ta if such a revered object could be bound into a book and was so impressed with her work that he later invited her to London to oversee the creation of DRAGONOLOGY.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Average By BrittyMama This was the first Peppa Pig book we read and given all the hype the brand has gotten I wasn't entirely impressed with the story. There is no problem to overcome or lesson learned- Peppa and her family go to the museum. That's it. In terms of delivery, there are some funny moments but the rating for this book depends on what you are expecting.If you want a book for your child with the familiar characters of Peppa and her family in a story that is very "vanilla" with a few humorous sprinkles this would work just fine, this book does just that (for example, there is a space exhibit at the museum with a feature that lets the family pretend they are walking on the moon by jumping around attached to giant rubber bands). If you are looking for something a little more- this doesn't quite make the cut.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. adorable By My 2 Cents Peppa Pig is and her family are pretty darn cute. In this latest story Peppa and brother George are very excited about their first museum visit, even though they have no idea what to expect. Peppa's all excited about the King and Queen room - fancy jewels and pretty gowns. George is anxious to see the dinosaur room (even though he's a little nervous), because Mummy and Daddy are there to reassure him. They even get to see a space exhibit, a pretend space ship, and try what a moon walk might be like. There's even a snack bar which ranks high on dad's list of favorites for this outing.This is an adorable book that Peppa fans, as well as Peppa "newbies" will love. The colorful illustrations will be a hit with young children and, the dust jacket even includes a coloring poster on the inside.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. First Visit to a Museum By tvtv3 In PEPPA PIG AND THE DAY AT THE MUSEUM, Mommy and Daddy Pig take Peppa and George to a museum. There are a lot of interesting things there from royal clothes and a queen's crown to dinosaur bones to a very special space exhibit. They even run into some friends while there. When they arrive home, Mommy has everyone talk about the favorite part of their day.Like all the Peppa Pig books, there isn't much story to this story. There's no real conflict and there's no moral or lesson to be learned. Instead (other than a little humor), it's pretty much just a marketed tool aimed at those who are already familiar with Peppa Pig or perhaps towards younger readers who like pigs. If you like Peppa Pig, you will probably enjoy PEPPA PIG AND THE DAY AT THE MUSEUM.
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