Jenny Giraffe and the Streetcar Party - by Cecilia Casrill Dartez (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- Ride along with Jenny for another fun adventure in the Big Easy!
- 5-8 Years
- 11.1" x 8.96" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Animals
- Series Name: Jenny Giraffe
Description
About the Book
Original publication and copyright date: 1993.Book Synopsis
Ride along with Jenny for another fun adventure in the Big Easy!
Jenny Giraffe's second New Orleans adventure begins with an invitation to attend her friend T-Boy's birthday party--on a rolling streetcar on the St. Charles line! Jenny is not sure what a streetcar is. Once her adopted family convinces her to try the new experience even though she is scared, she joins her friends aboard the historic streetcar. Decorated with ribbons and balloons, the party car rolls down the tracks! The streetcar, filled with happy children and one young giraffe, travels along St. Charles Avenue through the American and University sectors of the city and on to the Garden District. Jenny enjoys herself and gains confidence in this charming tale.
About the Author
Cecilia Casrill Dartez holds a bachelor of arts degree from Tulane University. She completed her graduate studies in reading instruction and psychology at Tulane University and Princeton University. A certified elementary-school teacher in the state of Louisiana, Dartez worked as a teacher in New Orleans for many years. She is a popular presenter at schools, libraries, conventions, and other organizations, giving lively lectures on New Orleans and Louisiana. As a licensed New Orleans tour guide, she has led walking and riding tours throughout the city and at neighboring plantation homes.Dartez's other books include Jenny Giraffe's Mardi Gras Ride, Jenny Giraffe Discovers Papa Noël, Jenny Giraffe Discovers the French Quarter, Jenny Giraffe and the Streetcar Party, and The Louisiana Plantation Coloring Book, all published by Pelican. She has worked as a featured editor and writer for TravelHost magazine's New Orleans edition and has contributed to various other regional publications.