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About Teach Your Giraffe To Ski
Product Description Your giraffe wants to learn how to ski―but but not on the bunny hill. She wants to go down the big scary slope! Enjoy this riotous journey as the narrator tries to reign their giraffe in―and learns something about courage along the way. Review "A wintry friendship story that cleverly conceals a how-to for conquering one's fears and getting back up after snowy falls."― Kirkus Reviews "This sparkling double debut offers a good mix of exhilaration and basic technique."― Booklist From the Inside Flap Shooting spotties! It's snowing! And that means your giraffe wants to learn how to ski. But she doesn't want to go down the bunny hill. Oh no, she wants to go down the Big, SCARY SLOPE! You want to hurry up and catch her, but it's so high up! Can you face your fears to help a friend? Albert Whitman & Company Publishing award-winning children's books since 1919 Jacket art copyright @2018 by Danni Gowdy From the Back Cover Great spotties! Your giraffe is fast. Super fast. WAY TOO FAST! About the Author Viviane Elbee always keeps her eyes open for giraffes on the ski slopes because she's sure she'll spot one someday. When not looking for giraffes, Viviane has all kinds of adventures with her family, both at home in the Carolinas and abroad. This is her first picture book. Danni Gowdy is an illustrator and graphic designer who lives beside the Irish Sea in the very green but very rainy city of Belfast, Northern Ireland. She briefly lived in Cambridge, England, during her studies where she completed a MA in Children's Book Illustration at Cambridge School of Art. She uses an old-fashioned feather quill dip pen and ink to create her illustrations and often ends up with ink all over her clothes, hair and face. It was during her MA that she became somewhat obsessed with drawing clumsy giraffes.
