The Paper Piano: An inspirational picture book for music lovers
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By Rachel Ip and Natelle Quek
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When Noah hears beautiful piano music sweeping through the station, he longs to play. Without a piano
of his own, he carefully crafts one out of paper, and the notes fill his head night and day.
Until finally, with the help of a neighbour, his musical dream comes true . . .
An inspirational picture book about the power of perseverance and music, celebrating the joy that railway station pianos can bring to all.
Written by award-winning author Rachel Ip, with artwork from award-winning illustrator Natelle Quek.
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My favourite character is Ava. I liked reading about the piano and how Noah learnt to play.
When Noah made it his own paper piano and he could hear the music
Noah was not patient but it reminded me of when I wanted to play a piano too. I was so excited and I thought I would make a beautiful song at first but it didn't go fine until my dad printed some papers and taught me how to play and know which keys to press. In the book, Noah's mummy's friend taught him how to play the piano then he performed to his mum and sister and then he performed to the whole world and it was beautiful.
It was good I know how to play the piano
Enjoyable, fun to read
I liked this book because it showed a little story about a boy who learned to play piano and I think it will inspire other people to do different things.
We both enjoyed this story and had a nice positive storyline
I loved it's creativity
The book was really nice and I really liked the paper piano. The front cover of the book looks like you are in a magical world filled with music.
Very nice , very touching story
Good and very creative!
He likes piano music
