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“But I can’t cheer while our friend Giraffe is not feeling well. Hooray For Hat Big Book Brian Won Success Stories See how education systems collaborating in OEA are supercharging their data initiatives to improve learning outcomes. by Brian Won, Brian Won (Illustrator) Editorial Reviews. “I love this hat,” Lion says when they arrive at his cave. Owl’s hat is a sort of graduation cap meets awning affair, while Elephant’s has both a cuckoo and a handy cupholder. Won’s retro-style artwork uses muted hues and gives forms volume with watercolor-style shading. Zebra and the animals that follow are all grumpy, each gets a hat, and the cheer spreads. But the delivery is a box full of hats, and Elephant cheers right up after putting them on in a tall stack: “I’ll show Zebra!” His good deed has the knock-on effect of a line of dominoes. “When Elephant woke up, he was very grumpy,” Won starts, drawing the elephant with dark frowning eyebrows and scribbly black lines above his head.

'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.In this debut, Won explores the way a simple gift and a little attention from friends can have nearly magical healing properties. A lighthearted celebration of friendship and sharing that does not hit the readers over the head with its moral.-Yelena Alekseyeva-Popova, formerly at Chappaqua Library, NY The accompanying text matches the illustrations in its simplicity and formulaic repetition, making this tale a good choice for both beginning readers and for storytimes, especially if accompanied by a silly hat craft. Though created digitally, Won's bold minimalist illustrations truly look like saturated watercolors, wonderfully offset by the expansive white background. They drop in on their grouchy friends Turtle, Owl, Lion, and Giraffe, giving out hats and cheer, and becoming a veritable parade as each animal joins in on the fun. Elephant gives Zebra one of the hats, which instantly lifts her spirits. He goes to visit his friend Zebra, who is also grumpy. Elephant finds a surprise present: a box of whimsical hats! Putting the whole stack on his head, the now happy pachyderm shouts, 'HOORAY FOR HAT!' with the second refrain in extra large multicolored caps. When the doorbell rings, he stomps down the stairs shouting, 'GO AWAY! I'M GRUMPY'-the first of two refrains in the book, this one printed in large black caps. PreS-K-Everyone wakes up in a bad mood now and again, and Elephant is no exception.

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