“ A person with good luck would be able to play something just by stroking the strings.“
“ A person with good luck would be able to play something just by stroking the strings.“
This is a great story for students to think about what they are grateful for and appreciative for as well. They can use their imagination to tell their own story as well.
Fiona's Luck displays beautiful portraits and illustrations that bring the characters and fantasy elements come to live. This story uses a lot of imagination and shows how Fiona is so appreciative for the things that she has in life.
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@Chrissyreadit thank you so much for the FIVE bookmarks! I love the leaf and old world map! And the turtle has a super cute look upon his face! You did great with picking “moody” bookmarks!
Fiona's Luck is a wonderfully fun MF picture book. With the disappearance of luck in Ireland, Fiona finds she may be the only person left to fix it. Fiona sets on a mission to trap the leprechauns. She has to convince them to return the luck to her country! Through many games and tricks, Fiona using her wits to trick the King into returning all the luck to Ireland. Eventually, the lands produce good crop again, and her people are saved.
My son brought this one home from school. A story about a boy who gives lots of reasons why it would be good to take his pterodactyl to school. #wintergames #TheFilthYAnimals
I loved the use of watercolors in this picture book. Some strokes were simple while some were quite detailed, I enjoyed the combination.
The message this story reveals is that even people with the most power can‘t always win. Beatrice outsmarted the powerful giant with her knowledge and knowing he would rather pay her than risk his reputation.