Ebook {Epub PDF} Come Away From The Water Shirley by John Burningham

"Come away from the water, Shirley," caution her parents. But Shirley has already set out on an adventure, where she encounters danger, pirates, and buried treasure! John Burningham’s brilliant juxtaposition of both sides of the story will have children and parents laughing www.doorway.ru by:  · Source:www.doorway.ru Sandie: Peritextual Features. Come away from the water Shirley: Front cover: Ask children to predict what the book will be about. Endpapers: A pirate’s map, which can be returned to and looked at closely. Title page This presents the main characters flying a pirate’s flag. There are lots of clues in these peritextual features which children will use to predict a story about www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 2 mins.

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Find Come Away From the Water, Shirley by Burningham, John at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. Come Away From The Water, Shirley is a picture book written and illustrated by British storyteller, John Burningham. A number of adult readers talk about the “two different stories” going on in this book. Whenever a story is illustrated, there are always two different stories being told, except in the most pedestrian of examples, in which the pictures exist only to clarify the words. "Come away from the water, Shirley," caution her parents. But Shirley has already set out on an adventure, where she encounters danger, pirates, and buried treasure! John Burningham’s brilliant juxtaposition of both sides of the story will have children and parents laughing aloud.