C.Īnd then Katie and Mimi, (one of the Breton girls), end up inside van Gogh's "Cafe Terrace at Night" and meet up with a waiter, who becomes angry at them for bumping into him, making him drop his pastries! But then disaster strikes! The vase wobbled and fell right out of the picture, making a big mess all over the floor.Īs the story continues to unfold, Katie meets the little girls in Paul Gauguin's "Breton Girls Dancing," which was painted in 1888 and now hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. She reached right into the painting and touched the flowers. The story opens with Katie looking at Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers" - only she does more than look. Again, Katie, the young girl in the tale, goes to the Museum/Art Gallery with her Grandmother. One of the titles in the bags was one I'd mentioned in a previous post "Katie and the Sunflowers" by James Mayhew. Some were for Isobel and some were for his school program.
It's always an adventure to see what has arrived for pick-up and our reading enjoyment.Īlisdair walked down to the library this afternoon to pick up our books and he came home heavy laden with two grocery bags of stories. Today was Tuesday - and that's the day inter-library loan books arrive in Neilburg.
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