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From Publishers Weekly
The young Louis Armstrong struggles to buy a brass cornet; Cooper''s paintings, said PW, ＂pulse with all the energy of a Mardi Gras parade.＂ Ages 6-10.
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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On hot summer nights in New Orleans, a boy named Louis Armstrong would peek under the big swinging doors of Economy Hall and listen to the jazz band. The best night was Friday, when Bunk Johnson would blow his cornet till the roof trembled. At moments like those, Louis could feel his toes tingle. He wanted to be like Bunk Johnson; aim his horn straight up at the night sky and set the stars spinning.
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Alan Schroeder, a lifelong admirer of Louis Armstrong, is the award-winning author of several picture books, including Lily and the Wooden Bowl, Minty, and Carolina Shout. His first book, Ragtime Tumpie, was chosen as an ALA Notable Book, a Booklist Children''s Editors'' Choice, and a Parents'' Choice Award winner. He lives in Alameda, California.
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