Ebook {Epub PDF} A Mother for Choco by Keiko Kasza

The story of Choco is of a bird (of unknown type) and his search for a mother who looks just like him. Adults do argue that the book is about trans-racial adoption but I Reviews: A Mother for Choco (Picture Puffin Books) Paperback – Illustrated, Ma. by. Keiko Kasza (Author) › Visit Amazon's Keiko Kasza Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author. Keiko Kasza (Author) out of 5 stars. bltadwin.ru by:  · A Mother for Choco by Keiko Kasza is an adorable picture book for ages nursery to primary. It tugs on the heartstrings and has the sweetest ending. A little bird, Choco, awakens one morning with no mother to be seen. The little bird goes around /5.

A Mother for Choco (Putnam, ) Theme: adoption, multicultural acceptance "The emphasis on caring and sharing despite superficial differences will surely find a wide audience." School Library Journal/Starred "Once again Kaszaoffers a fetchingly illustrated animal story with a profound message, endearingly and subtly delivered.". See all books authored by Keiko Kasza, including My Lucky Day, and A Mother for Choco, and more on bltadwin.ru A Mother for Choco. Keiko Kasza $ - $ The Wolf's Chicken Stew. Keiko Kasza $ - $ When the Elephant Walks. Keiko Kasza $ - $ The Dog Who Cried Wolf. Keiko Kasza. Family is about love no matter how different parents and children may be, adopted or bltadwin.ru wishes he had a mother, but who could she be? He sets off to f.

A Mother for Choco. Title: A Mother for Choco. Author: Keiko Kasza. Illustrator: Keiko Kasza. Publisher: G. P. Putnam’s Sons. ISBN: Audience: Ages Summary: Choco is a little bird who lives all alone and who sets off one day to find his mother. Though bits of him match other mothers in his neighborhood, no one looks just like him. Keiko Kasza’s twist on the “Are you my mother?” theme has become one of the most highly recommended stories about adoption for children. About A Mother for Choco Family is about love no matter how different parents and children may be, adopted or not. The story of Choco is of a bird (of unknown type) and his search for a mother who looks just like him. Adults do argue that the book is about trans-racial adoption but I am unconvinced that young children think in this way.