Frank Asch
Author of Happy Birthday, Moon
About the Author
Frank Asch was born on August 6, 1946, in Somerville, NJ. In 1969 he graduated from Cooper Union in New York City with a Bachelor's of Fine Arts. Since then he has taught in both the United States and abroad. He has also organized art, writing, puppetry, and creative dramatics workshops for show more children all over the country. In 1976 Mr. Asch and his wife started their own children's theatre called The Belly Buttons. In l989, Frank Asch and Vladimir Vagin published Here Comes the Cat!, the first Russian/American collaboration on a children's book, which has since received the Russian National Book Award. Mr. Asch also joined forces with naturalist and photographer Ted Levin for a series of poetry books for children. In 1996, their first book, Sawgrass Poems, was named to the John Burroughs List of Nature Books for Young Readers. Like a Windy Day was released in fall 2002. It was the fourth and last book in the "element" book series that already includes The Earth and I, Water, and The Sun Is My Favorite Star. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
Series
Works by Frank Asch
Calendars, clocks and moving 8 copies
Sunflakes 2 copies
Food and nutrition : Box 3 2 copies
Here Comes the Cat! [videorecording] 2 copies
Why is the Grass Green? 1 copy
Good Night, Baby Bear Bears 1 copy
Moonbear's Pet Bears 1 copy
Ou te caches tu? 1 copy
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- Birthdate
- 1946-08-06
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Somerville, New Jersey, USA
- Education
- Cooper Union
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Reading Rainbow (1)
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Statistics
- Works
- 101
- Members
- 18,433
- Popularity
- #1,190
- Rating
- 3.8
- Reviews
- 356
- ISBNs
- 557
- Languages
- 10
- Favorited
- 2
Once they located the school they both needed to get inside to look around. Molly got in easily and Jake well he got to go on a crazy adventure, while he was trying to get inside. While Molly is inside the school waiting for Jake she wanders around and eventually comes upon Gino a class pet of the school. Gino and Molly become best friends almost immediately, but there are secrets about Gino that that get revealed throughout the book.
I really enjoyed reading this book and I think that children could enjoy it as well. It is full of adventure with animals and it is face paced for the most part, so it’s a quick read. I also liked how this book was dropping realistic facts within the story so that it can also help to teach the children that read it some new information. It’s always been fun to me to learn new and interesting facts about the world we live in. To this day I am still learning more and more things.
I highly recommend this book for any child that loves animals and are interested on going on a crazy yet, fun adventure with them.… (more)