Copyright Date:
2017
Edition Date:
2017
Release Date:
05/02/17
Pages:
110 pages
ISBN:
0-385-75564-3
ISBN 13:
978-0-385-75564-1
Dewey:
Fic
LCCN:
2014048941
Dimensions:
19 cm.
Language:
English
Reviews:
ALA Booklist
(Wed Jul 06 00:00:00 CDT 2022)
For the mild-mannered, dressed-animal residents at the 24 Sprout Street apartment building, the arrival of a new neighbor is an event. It doesn't take long for Mili to settle in, but getting to know the others comes more slowly. The animal characters are individuals, going their own ways and struggling with their own dilemmas, but they help and accept one another. Written with a light touch, the second volume in the Sprout Street Neighbors series offers insights into friendship, independence, and compromise. As an episodic narrative for transitional readers or for reading aloud to younger children, this expressively illustrated six-chapter book has its own quiet charm.
School Library Journal
(Wed Jul 06 00:00:00 CDT 2022)
Gr 2-4 Six episodic chapters follow the residents of 24 Sprout Street as they welcome a new neighbor from Hawaii. Each neighbor relates a small adventure like sharing breakfast with a friend, voting on a new house paint color, or navigating snowy day grocery shopping. With small black-and-white illustrations on nearly every page, these sweet adventures are perfect for fans of Arnold Lobel's "Frog & Toad" series or Cynthia Rylant's "Poppleton" series who are ready for longer chapter books.
"Has the heart of Winnie-the-Pooh and the charm of Frog and Toad. Can I move in next door?" —Grace Lin, Newbery Honor author
A new neighbor has moved to Sprout Street in this early reader series perfect for fans of Clementine, Just Grace, and Ivy & Bean.
Mili has just moved into the empty apartment on Sprout Street all the way from Hawaii—and her new neighbors can't wait to meet her! Violet is happy there's someone in the building who shares her love of art. Emma is excited to have a new breakfast buddy. Henry is eager to show off his model ships. Mili is quick to lend a hand when she finds Wilbur in a pickle, and Fernando always welcomes another voice at the weekly Sprout Street meetings.
Of course, sometimes a new friend can take some getting used to, but with neighbors like these, it's not long before Mili is part of the Sprout Street family, too.
"Illustrated chapters are at just the right level for new readers looking for a little bit of a challenge. Good friends and familiar situations will make readers feel at home." —Kirkus Reviews
"Offers insights into friendship, independence, and compromise." —Booklist