Status
Available
Collection
Genres
Publication
Puffin (1994), 32 pages
Description
A retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairy tale about a girl who is only one inch tall.
User reviews
LibraryThing member Treeseed
The familiar Hans Christian Andersen story of Thumbelina has received the royal treatment from Susan Jeffers. Her large, lovely pictures make this seem like you are stepping into the story for the first time. Thumbelina is so dainty and sweet that it's no wonder the toad wishes to marry her but
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poor Thumbelina has a harrowing time escaping from her warty suitor. Share a trumpet vine blossom with Thumbelina, a pair of hummingbirds and a fat bumble bee or take a ride with her on the back of a gallant swallow. This whole story is enchanting from start to finish and the pictures are a delight! Show Less
LibraryThing member mvanemmerik
This book is a good example of a fairytale because there is no single identified author for the storyline.
Art Media: fine-line pen with ink and dyes
Character: Thumbelina is a good example of a main character because she is portrayed a dynamic character, with different interactions and feelings
Art Media: fine-line pen with ink and dyes
Character: Thumbelina is a good example of a main character because she is portrayed a dynamic character, with different interactions and feelings
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with other characters throughout the book Show Less
LibraryThing member lmckeon
An enchanting fairy tale about a fairy the size of a thumb. All little girls will love this story. The illustrations in this story are beautiful. This story was one of my favorites as a child and I am happy to still have this story in my personal library. I would recommend this story to all young
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girls. Show Less
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
32 p.; 11.75 inches
ISBN
0140547142 / 9780140547146