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The Upside Down Boy/El nino de cabeza
Juan Felipe Herrera, Elizabeth Gomez
Paperback (Children's Book Press, Sept. 8, 2006)Fresh from the country, Juanito is bewildered by his new school. Everything he does feels upside down: he eats lunch when it's recess and goes out to play when it's time for lunch, and his tongue feels like a rock when he tries to speak English. But a sensitive teacher and his loving family help Juanito find his voice through poetry, art, and music. Juan Felipe Herrera's playful language and the magical illustrations of Elizabeth Gómez capture the universal experience of entering a new school and feeling lost in a world that seems upside down — at first.
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The Upside Down Boy/El nino de cabeza
Juan Felipe Herrera
Paperback (Children's Book Press (CA), Jan. 1, 2007)None
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The Upside Down Boy: El niño de cabeza by Juan Herrera
Juan Herrera;
Paperback (Children's Book Press, March 15, 1800)None
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The Upside-Down Boy
Janet Palazzo-Craig, Raymond Burns
Library Binding (Troll Communications Llc, Feb. 1, 1986)Donnie spends his life being upside down much to the dismay of those who know him, but a day comes when his unusual stance benefits the town
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The Upside-Down Boy
Janet Palazzo-Craig, Raymond Burns
Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Feb. 1, 1986)Donnie spends his life being upside down much to the dismay of those who know him, but a day comes when his unusual stance benefits the town
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The Upside Down Boy
Juan Felipe Herrera, Audible Studios
Audible Audiobook (Audible Studios, )Juanito is bewildered by his new school, and he misses the warmth of country life. Everything he does feels upside down. He eats lunch when it's recess; he goes out to play when it's time for lunch; and his tongue feels like a rock when he tries to speak English. But a sensitive teacher and loving family help him to find his voice and make a place for himself in this new world through poetry, art, and music.