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Piano Fingers
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Piano Fingers

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Piano Fingers is a charming picture book about finding your talent, even if it takes some time and a little help. Now in paperback!

Isla and Bea are two sisters who share a love of music. Big sister Isla plays the violin and Bea is waiting for her music to start. With the help of Maestro Gus, the cat ghost of the piano, Bea will make her sparkling debut. Piano Fingers is the latest magical creation from an award-winning and internationally distinguished creator that hits all the right notes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Walker Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
8 March 2023
Pages
32
ISBN
9781760654108

Piano Fingers is a charming picture book about finding your talent, even if it takes some time and a little help. Now in paperback!

Isla and Bea are two sisters who share a love of music. Big sister Isla plays the violin and Bea is waiting for her music to start. With the help of Maestro Gus, the cat ghost of the piano, Bea will make her sparkling debut. Piano Fingers is the latest magical creation from an award-winning and internationally distinguished creator that hits all the right notes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Walker Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
8 March 2023
Pages
32
ISBN
9781760654108
 
Book Review

Piano Fingers
by Caroline Magerl

by Angela Crocombe, Mar 2022

This beautiful picture book is the story of a musical family and two sisters: Isla, the elder, bossy and sure of herself and her talent; and Bea, the younger, trying to find her own perfect instrument that will express her personality.

Her sister has the violin, but Bea struggles to find her own musical gift until a very special cat, Maestro Gus, helps young Bea to find her unique way of making music.

In rhythmic, poetic language (a violin is described as a ‘honey fog machine’), and with equally whimsical and evocative watercolour illustrations, this is a simple but magical tale of finding yourself and your own mode of expression.

This is Caroline Magerl’s fifth picture book, and her most recent, Nop, was a CBCA Honour Book. This lovely story is suitable for ages 3+.

Angela Crocombe is a senior buyer at Readings