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小修與沃特- 遇見新朋友 (工藤紀子)

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小修與沃特- 遇見新朋友 (工藤紀子): : : 3 7 40 18. 2 x 24 x 1 cm 2019 61 3~67 1970 www. buch. jp

作者/ 繪者: 工藤紀子 | 譯者: 周姚萍 | 適讀年齡: 3-7 | 繁體中文 | 40 頁 | 精裝硬皮 | 18.2 x 24 x 1 cm | 出版日期:2019 年6月1日


《小修與沃特》系列,可愛搞笑第三彈!

  貪吃的小修和勤勞的沃特,與老鼠們愉快的生活在一起。他們總是到處去玩,一起去做許多有趣的事,而且還常常遇見新朋友呢!例如,去撿栗子時撿到刺蝟,玩保齡球玩到狸媽媽送禮物,在海邊游泳居然遇上了外星人?!

  工藤紀子的繪本,總是以輕鬆明亮的畫面,以及充滿想像力的無俚頭幽默搞笑,創造出溫馨可愛的友情世界,非常適合親子共讀,共度歡樂的時光。

  本書共收錄五則可愛的故事:〈上山撿栗子〉、〈過耶誕節〉、〈吃蛋包飯〉、〈打保齡球〉、〈海邊的朋友〉,小修與沃特正等著遇見你這位新朋友呢!

  *閱讀年齡:3~6歲親子共讀;7歲以上自己閱讀

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作、繪者簡介

工藤紀子


  1970年出生於日本神奈川縣。為繪本作家、漫畫家。最喜歡旅行。繪本作品有《小修與沃特》系列、《小雞逛超市》系列以及《小企鵝搭火車》系列等。橋梁書作品有《海盜船》(以上均為小魯文化出版)。

  工藤紀子的官方網站:www.buch.jp

譯者簡介

周姚萍


  兒童文學工作者,寫童話、小說,也翻譯、創作、推廣圖畫書;覺得圖畫書是文字與圖畫的二重奏,不論創作者或欣賞者,都能擁有多層次的豐富享受。
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