“The title of Mark Siegel's ‘Moving House' contains its own morsel of verbal wit, with a double meaning that winks at the fanciful plot.” ―New York Times “Both whimsical and meaningful, it speaks to a child's powerful attachment to home.” ―Booklist. A family plans to move house due to the fog where they live in Foggytown. The two children, Joey and Chloe, wake up to find out that their house can move in the night, lifting them from the fog of Foggytown. Waking up to a clear sky, Joey and Chloe and their parents decide to stay. Children ages will find fun in the fantasy of this picture book/5(6). · So Joey and Chloe's parents decide it's time to move. But Joey and Chloe love their house. And as it turns out, their house loves them and has a very special and utterly fantastic way of taking matters into its own hands. Comic- and picture-book star Mark Siegel has spun a delightful and compelling fantasy for young picture book readers, illustrated in a unique style that combines .
Moving House by Mark Siegel. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, , When Joey and Chloe don't want to move away from their house, the house moves itself so they don't have to. The story of a family that is moving house, and the children --and the house-- that conspire to stay together, is a fun read and a deceptively simple story. There is a lot happening beneath the words and around the corners of the images; as author Mark Siegel explains in this snippet interview, moving house has a lot of meaning to young.
About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. So Joey and Chloe's parents decide it's time to move. But Joey and Chloe love their house. And as it turns out, their house loves them and has a very special and utterly fantastic way of taking matters into its own hands. Comic- and picture-book star Mark Siegel has spun a delightful and compelling fantasy for young picture book readers, illustrated in a unique style that combines elements of traditional picture book, comic, and animation art. “The title of Mark Siegel's ‘Moving House' contains its own morsel of verbal wit, with a double meaning that winks at the fanciful plot.” ―New York Times “Both whimsical and meaningful, it speaks to a child's powerful attachment to home.” ―Booklist.
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