Daddy Calls Me Man
Author:
Angela Johnson
Illustrator:
Rhonda Mitchell
Publication:
1997 by Orchard Books
Genre:
Fiction, Picture Books
Pages:
27
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Inspired by his family experiences and his parents' paintings, a young boy creates four poems. In four vibrant verses and spectacular oil paintings, a young boy revels in the everyday pleasures of growing up in a family of fine artists. A still life of shoes inspires Noah to measure his own little ones against the big ones of his father. The whirl of an abstract painting encourages him to spin with his older sister. The moon outside his window is the same one that glows on his mother's canvas. But the subject that brings out the best in Noah—and inspires his daddy to call him a man—has her crib right there in his parents' studio. With its bold colors and arresting perspectives, this book is a celebration of art and an exaltation of family. From Scholastic
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