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Chip Plays Grown Up
By (Author) Maddie Frost
Illustrated by Maddie Frost
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
HarperCollins
29th January 2025
United States
Children
Non Fiction
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Nature and animal stories
Graphic novel / Comic book / Manga: styles / traditions
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Humorous stories
741.5973
Paperback
32
Meet the newest I Can ReadComicscharacter, Chip!I Can Read Comics is an early reader line that familiarizes children with the world of graphic novel storytelling and encourages visual literacy in emerging readers.
Meet Chip, a lively penguin with big ideas, created by Maddie Frost, one of the funniest author-illustrators around!Chip doesnt want to go to bed, so he has a great ideaswitching roles with Mom so he can stay up like a grown-up!
Join Chips adventures in this Level Two I Can ReadComics, perfect for shared reading.
Social and emotional learnings aboundbut always in a way that will appeal to young readers funny bones!
Initiative
Self-advocacy
Delayed gratification
Setting goals
Identifying solutions
Communicating effectively
A handsome addition to the dependable Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science series. -- Booklist
"A delightfully silly story with a sweet heart." - Booklist -- Booklist
An entertaining way for youngsters to practice their artistic skills -- School Library Journal
Maddie Frost creates her illustrations by making handmade textured and patterned swatches with materials like watercolour paint, crayon, pencils, and even kitchen spices! She scans the swatches into Photoshop and digitally cuts the shapes she needs to make something. Her final images can consist of anywhere from fifty to five hundred pieces that are all layered together. Maddie lives in Arlington, Massachusetts, with her husband. Maddie Frost creates her illustrations by making handmade textured and patterned swatches with materials like watercolour paint, crayon, pencils, and even kitchen spices! She scans the swatches into Photoshop and digitally cuts the shapes she needs to make something. Her final images can consist of anywhere from fifty to five hundred pieces that are all layered together. Maddie lives in Arlington, Massachusetts, with her husband.