Clorinda Plays Baseball!

For Ages: 4 - 8

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Robert Kinerk’s and beloved artist Steven Kellogg’s Clorinda returns to play ball!

Clorinda the irrepressible cow is back! This time the bovine’s at bat for her favorite team, the Red Hats of BossTown. And the rival team is in trouble…because when Clorinda steps up to the plate—it’s a win for the home team for sure!

Whimsical, rhyming text from Robert Kinerk paired with humorously detailed illustrations from acclaimed illustrator Steven Kellogg,makes for a charming tale of teamwork that reinforces the importance of self esteem.

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Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books |
40 pages |
ISBN 9781442449923 |
February 2012 |
Grades P - 3

$11.76 List Price

Available on or around February 21, 2012

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“Clorinda Plays Baseball! By Robert Kinerk and illustrated by Steven Kellogg (Paula Wiseman; ISBN 9780689868658; February 2012; Spring catalog p. 17) In previous books about the audacious cow Clorinda, she has been a ballerina and a... ”

– New York Times Book Review, April 8, 2012

“PreS-Gr 2--Through a rhyming text, children take a joyous romp on and off the baseball diamond, learning to be better friends along the way. Clorinda the cow dreams of playing for the Bosstown Red Hats and works with several... ”

– School Library Journal, March 2012

“As in the previous Clorinda books, Kinerk's couplets are buoyant (One day he knocked/such a powerful fly,/it bounced off a copter/just then whumping by), and his plotting is over-the-top; Kellogg's characteristically expressive,... ”

– Publishers Weekly, February 6, 2012

“Kinerk’s easy, breezy verse, with some wonderfully inventive rhymes, moves the story along at a breathless pace, with one madcap event after another. See a home run that knocks a storm out of the park, and be amazed at a cow... ”

– Kirkus Reviews, February 1, 2012

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