Pinkalicious and the pink parakeet

Victoria Kann

Book - 2015

When Pinkalicious goes on a class trip to the birdhouse, she can't wait to see all the different birds -- especially the rare pink parakeet! Pinkalicious sees lovebirds, peacocks, toucans, and even one very chatty parrot, but no parakeet -- until she spies it escaping from the birdhouse! Everyone gets in a flap, and it's up to Pinkalicious to bring her feathered friend back home.

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Published
New York, NY : Harper, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers [2015]
©2015
Language
English
Main Author
Victoria Kann (author)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
32 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm
ISBN
9780062245960
9780062245977
9781480672055
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Review by Booklist Review

The culmination of Bird Week at school is a field trip to the zoo, where Pinkalicious looks forward to seeing a pink parakeet but the parakeet has escaped from the birdhouse! Luckily, her bird book tells her just what to do. This I Can Read spin-off from the best-selling picture-book series is a Level 1 reader (Beginning Reading), which features a straightforward plot and simple language that includes a variety of bird names (parakeet, toucan, oriole) for new readers to learn. Sentences are short, no more than two lines, and use a variety of punctuation, including an ellipsis. Colorful illustrations support the text, making use of collage techniques and realistic bird depictions. Pinkalicious fans and bird-lovers alike will be pleased with this animal-rescue tale.--Isaacs, Kathleen Copyright 2015 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Review by Horn Book Review

On a school field trip to the zoo during Bird Week, Pinkalicious vows to see a "pinkerrifically pink" parakeet and uses what she knows about the bird to lure it. The plotting is a bit sharper than what the Pinkalicious picture books routinely offer. Likewise, the cutesiness and super-glam art are moderately dialed back, encouraging beginning readers to focus on the story. (c) Copyright 2015. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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