Albert the Albert

By: Patricia Fuller Kinsey

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Synopsis: From the book: If Albert could live under water, he might be a fish. And if he could fly, he just might be a butterfly-one with a very round stomach, that is. But Albert can't do either and he doesn't know what he is, except that he is something with two feet and that very round stomach. As Mrs. Bluebird points out, he can't be a bird: "No wings, you see." And he can't even hop, so he's definitely not a frog. Poor little Albert. Not one of the friendly animals of the forest can decide just what Albert is. They can only tell him what he isn't. But then, just when Albert and his friends are so tired they can scarcely walk another step, they go around a curve and there in a beautiful green meadow is the happy answer to all their questions. Patricia Kinsey's and artist Zena Bernstein's deep love of nature shines through story and illustrations with a sensitive, sure touch that makes ALBERT THE ALBERT a uniquely beautiful book. Picture descriptions are included.

Book Quality:: Excellent
Book Size:: 37 Pages
Publisher:: N/A
Date of Addition:: 04/24/07
Copyrighted By:: Patricia Fuller Kinsey
Adult content:: No
Language:: English
Has Image Descriptions:: Yes
Categories:: Children's Books, Animals, Literature and Fiction, Outdoors and Nature
Submitted By:: Dotbug3
Proofread By:: Lena
Usage Restrictions:: This is a copyrighted book.