Read For Free Which Is Willy? Composed By Robert Bright Shared As Visual Format

is a penguin who lives in the South Pole, he wants to be different so he takes a trip to the big city, A humorous tale about finding yourself and learning to love who you are,


"A whimsical fantasy about a penguin who vacillates between individualism and togetherness, Tired of cavorting with the gang at the South Pole, Willy takes off for the big city where his desire to stand out is amply fulfilled.
The object of ogles and stares, in stores, restaurants and subways, Willy suddenly feels a need for obscurity and so in white collar, shoes, top hat and umbrella he joins the operagoers and is completely absorbed in the crowd.
Again the need to be different arises and this time it is back to the South Pole, regaled in his opera costume, which is finally discarded when Willy decides to join the penguin world once and for all.
A talented authorillustrator entertains adults and children alike with a bare minimum of words and some hilarious illustrations in black and white, Beginning readers will enjoy this by themselves, Another Robert Bright success!"Kirkus Books Always a sucker for a penguin story, Robert Bright was born on Cape Cod, Massachusetts inand passed away in San Francisco in, He spent his childhood in Europe and completed his education at Phillips Academy, Andover, and Princeton University, His

vocations included those of newspaper reporter in Balti and Paris, art and music critic in Sante Fe, New Mexico, teacher in Boston, and novelist, Believing that the imaginative child in the imaginative man is fortunately never far away, Mr, Bright has delighted in writing his numerous books for children, Many of these star Georgie, the friendly little ghost who first appeared inand has been charming young readers on both sides of the Atlantic ever since.
Robert Bright was born on Cape Cod, Massachusetts inand passed away in San Francisco in, He spent his childhood in Europe and completed his education at Phillips Academy, Andover, and Princeton University, His vocations included those of newspaper reporter in Balti and Paris, art and music critic in Sante Fe, New Mexico, teacher in Boston, and novelist, Believing that "the imaginative child in the imaginative man is fortunately never far away," Mr, Bright has delighted in writing his numerous books for children, Many of these star Georgie, the friendly little ghost who first appeared inand has been charming young readers on both sides of the Atlantic ever since.
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