Reseña del libro "Pip Laughs at Everything (en Inglés)"
Pip is a chickadee, which is a very small bird with a very big laugh. The trouble is, Pip laughs at the wrong times.When Milo falls off his log (flump): 'Hee-hee-hee! ...oh. Sorry.' When Beryl's dam springs a leak (pssssh): 'Hee-hee-hee! ...oh. Sorry.' So Pip makes a decision. No more laughing. From now on she is a serious bird. She clamps her beak shut, her feathers puff, her eyes bulge, and she turns a little purple.Then Milo stops in the middle of the log over the stream, and his legs won't go, and everyone is very quiet and very worried, and the quiet makes it worse. A serious bird would not do what Pip does next.Why families like itA story about the right time to laugh, for every giggler who has ever been told to stopShows the difference between laughing at a friend and laughing with one, without ever saying soThree proper laughs for the grown-up reading it (a fox in a bucket, a beaver who walks into a tree, a bird with pondweed on her head)Ends with a new habit a child can copy: ask 'Are you okay?' firstThe bookAges 3 to 6; reads aloud in about five minutes16 full-colour spreads, 36 pages, 8.5 x 8.5 inch paperback on premium colour paperShort lines, repeated sound words and a refrain a three-year-old can join in onMild peril only, always safe by the next page turn; no lecture at the endAbout Northline KidsFive picture books set in one Rocky Mountain valley, with the same friends in every story: Milo the moose, Pip the chickadee, Beryl the beaver, Hazel the rabbit, Fen the fox and Grandmother Owl. Each book is one season and one feeling, and they can be read in any order.Milo and the Point of Being Big (autumn)Milo and the Frozen River (winter)Pip Laughs at Everything (spring)Beryl Builds It Bigger (summer)Hazel Counts to Brave (autumn storm)