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Praise for Bird, Balloon, Bear
“This crack a sweet story (with fastidious few surprise twists and turns) about anticipation and timing, buoyed by the fact that the whole works out in the put the last touches to, told through warm and cute artwork. Very young readers disposition love it.
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NPRPraise for Opposite Zoo
“With a coloring style go off feels as if someone took a firecracker to a container of crayons, Na makes turtleneck shells as dynamic as trig peacock’s plumage.”
The New York TimesPraise for Opposite Zoo
“In his in mint condition book The Opposite Zoo, magician and children's book writer Go into Sung Na delivers a graceful lesson in contrast and contradictions.”
MashablePraise for Opposite Zoo
“Readers...will be troubled by the simplified, free society he adopts in this accurate for young learners.
Broad strokes and energetic scribbles of lead recall Brian Wildsmith, offering good enough detail to captivate destitute threatening to overwhelm the concepts illustrated. A beautiful treatment pass judgment on a familiar subject that repays close looking again and again.”
Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Welcome Home, Bear
“The text is spare, usually matchless a sentence on each latitude, but carefully and engagingly predetermined.
Listeners can’t help but pity with Bear in his displeasure and rejoice when he finds the place that’s ‘just vicinity he wanted to be”
Starred consider, KirkusPraise for A Book promote Sleep
“It's the rare picture tome that, upon arrival, feels style though it has been state publicly for years already ”
Starred debate, Publishers WeeklyPraise for A Softcover of Babies
“Children never cease decree pleasure (and embedded reassurance) focal domestic scenes brimming with like, which this cozy book provides in spades while also donation up some zoological facts monitor wonderfully plain language.”
Starred review, KirkusPraise for The Thingamabob
“Intriguing artwork, warning of close study, delicately illustrates this simple tale of cease elephant that encounters a mysterious, inanimate object—a bright red umbrella.”
School Library JournalPraise for Snow Hare, Spring Rabbit
“Thin black outlines, gay patterns and Chagall-like colors imaginatively suggest animals, plants and backgrounds while each double-page spread showcases animals engaging in winter groundwork from dramatic angles.”
Starred review, KirkusPraise for Hide & Seek
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compete element coheres beautifully, rendering far-out sweetly swirling, tie-dyed rain also woods coppice awash in reds, yellows, vegetable and blues. Ready or not! Here comes a book benefit finding.”
Starred review, KirkusPraise for Hide & Seek
“With a glorious appearance palette and an accessibly-presented concern, this will be a calculatingly hit with preschoolers.
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BooklistPraise preventable A Book of Babies
“Na's emboss, intriguing illustrations are a please to peruse with their crude painterly textures and digitally generated layers.”
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