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Zusatztext “Yeah! I’d say that’s a winner! I laughed more with this book than I have in a while. The ending! especially! was a perfect touch. The illustrations are! of course! what make this book (because! really! a giraffe would not look like a chair otherwise).” Informationen zum Autor Ross Burach is an author and illustrator with a degree in fine arts from the University of Massachusetts. Since graduation, Ross has focused on designing characters and backgrounds for animation studios within children’s media. He has always loved combining words and pictures to create humor and has since found the perfect blend for a career in children’s books. Ross currently lives with his wife and daughter in a concrete jungle called Brooklyn. You can find Ross online at www.rossburach.com. Ross Burach is an author and illustrator with a degree in fine arts from the University of Massachusetts. Since graduation, Ross has focused on designing characters and backgrounds for animation studios within children’s media. He has always loved combining words and pictures to create humor and has since found the perfect blend for a career in children’s books. Ross currently lives with his wife and daughter in a concrete jungle called Brooklyn. You can find Ross online at www.rossburach.com. Klappentext Is there anything worse than being mistaken for a chair? Maybe being sat on by a stinky skunk? Or smooshed by two hapless hippos? Or—worst of all—cornered by a hungry lion? What’s a poor giraffe to do when no one seems to notice that he is not standing there just to be sat upon? It’s a curious tale about finding your courage from acclaimed author-illustrator Ross Burach. Zusammenfassung Grab the best seat in the house with this funny, touching picture book about a giraffe who keeps being mistaken for a chair! From the acclaimed author-illustrator of There’s a Giraffe in My Soup comes a curious tale about finding one’s courage and standing up for oneself. Full of vibrant and playful illustrations and hilariously absurd logic, kids will want to read it again and again. ...
