When Danny goes to feed his pet hamster he finds the cage empty and no sign of his pet. The reader can help Danny look for his hamster in each illustration.
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PreSchool-Grade 2-- Children are challenged to help Danny find his hamster as he travels from house to house having a snack, playing with toys, and listening to music. Danny peers through the window into each home and a bland, uninspired text invites readers to find Herbie ("He must be here. But where?"). The busy, detailed watercolors make this a difficult task for even the most ambitious perusers. In the first scene, a barely discernible hamster tail peeks out of a mouse hole; in subsequent illustrations, Herbie is pictured in a crowded aviary, swinging from a lampshade, and hiding in a piano. The simpler and more effective game book, But Where Is the Green Parrot? (Delacorte, 1990) by Wanda and Thomas Zacharias, will be far more successful with this age group. --Pearl Herscovitch, Univ . of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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