Showing 1–3 of 3 titles

• Audience: Younger
• List: Randolph Caldecott Medal
• Award year: 2004

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  Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus

  By Mo Willems

  A persistent pigeon asks, pleads, cajoles, wheedles, connives, negotiates, demands, and uses emotional blackmail in attempts to get behind the wheel. Pigeon will not take no for an answer and puts the reader on the spot, using an escalating series of tactics. Perfectly paced, every line and blank space in the deceptively simple illustrations are essential to this distinguished work.

  • Fiction, General Fiction
  • Randolph Caldecott Medal 2004 (Honor Title)
  • Younger
  • ISBN: 9780786819881
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  Ella Sarah Gets Dressed

  By Margaret Chodos-Irvine

  Standing in front of her wardrobe, Ella Sarah selects her attire and makes her own fashion statement. Cheerful, bold colors outlined in white emphasize Ella Sarah's freedom and confidence. Pink polka-dots on an orange background and blue-green rickrack on the borders of the jacket flap foreshadow her unique outfit.

  • Fiction, General Fiction
  • Randolph Caldecott Medal 2004 (Honor Title)
  • Younger
  • ISBN: 9780152164133
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  What Do You Do with a Tail Like This?

  By Robin Page, Steve Jenkins (Illustrator)

  This innovative guessing book delivers a fun and playful science lesson on thirty animals' body parts: ears, eyes, mouths, noses, feet, and tails. The artist uses exquisite cut-paper collage to detail basic forms combined with clever placement of the spare text to create an interactive visual display.

  • Nonfiction, Science
  • Randolph Caldecott Medal 2004 (Honor Title)
  • Younger
  • ISBN: 9780618256280