What's It Like To Be A Grown-up? (Innbundet)

Series: Hvordan-serien 3

Author:

Anna Fiske

Norwegian title: Hvordan er det å være voksen?
Author:
Binding: Innbundet
Year: 2021
Pages: 80
Illustrator: Fiske, Anna
Publisher: Cappelen Damm
Språk: Bokmål
Series: Hvordan-serien
Serienummer: 3
ISBN/EAN: 9788202712709
Kategori: Children's Books
Age: 3 - 7
Overview Hvordan er det å være voksen?

In What’s it Like to Be a Grown-Up? Anna Fiske addresses questions about adult life, big and small. Can grown-ups eat chocolate whenever they feel like it? Can grown-ups stay up all night? Why do grown-ups have to earn money and what kind of jobs can you do when you’re a grown-up?

The book is warm-hearted, inclusive and funny, allying children’s fears about becoming adults and taking on new duties and responsibilities. Deep down, maybe grown-ups aren’t so very different from children.

This book is a must for anybody who loved How Do You Make a Baby? and How Do You Start School?

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Reviews Hvordan er det å være voksen?

"Anne Fiske har skrevet årets beste barnebok."Ole Jacob Hoel, Adresseavisen

Smart bok for barn om å være voksen 11.10.2021

«Hadde noen spurt meg hvordan det er å være voksen, ville jeg blitt svar skyldig. Anna Fiske, derimot, går løs på oppgaven med fynd og klem.»

«Anna Fiske har funnet sin nisje, i spillet mellom fakta og lek, mellom opplysning og aktivisering. For dette er bøker der barna kan delta aktivt selv med sin kreativitet og sine egne erfaringer.»

Anne Cathrine Straume, NRK

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Author Anna Fiske

Anna Fiske (b. 1964) is an award-winning author, illustrator, and cartoonist. She has written and illustrated close to 70 picture books, illustrated books and comic books. She's also illustrated a number of books for other authors. Fiske’s playful and distinctive style, both literary and pictorial, has earned her numerous awards and honours for her works. Several of her books have been published with great success in many countries.

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