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Bumbershoot

Michelle de Villiers
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Pages
20
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Michelle de Villiers

About

Tara Brown's goldfish has died. A picture story about a small heartbreak.When Tara's goldfish dies, she is very sad. She mopes and grieves. A little bird tells her to get a bumbershoot! Intrigued, Tara steps outside to find out more.Suddenly there are umbrellas unfolding everywhere.By externalizing her loss, Tara realises that she is part of something larger. I am first and foremost a reader. I love languages: each language opens another door.I enjoy writing children's stories, especially picture books.I also paint and sculpt.

Related Subjects

  • Death, Grief, Bereavement
  • Social Themes
  • Juvenile Fiction

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