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The Rainbow Fish is a 1992 illustrated children’s book by Swiss author Marcus Pfister. Marcus Pfister was born in Berne, Switzerland, and began his career as a graphic artist in an advertising agency. Copyright c by KIZCLUB.COM. To his surprise, he feels delight at seeing the blue fish’s joy as he swims about with a rainbow scale tucked in amongst his own. Rainbow Fish questions if he could ever be happy without them, because that's all that he ever knew. Get this from a library! The Wise Octopus, whom Rainbow Fish was told would be able to help him, tells the confused fish to share his scales. "Marcus PfisterCREATIVEThis Rainbow Fish is a […] The persistent little blue fish returns providing the Rainbow Fish with a chance to resolve the problem and to share a scale if he chooses. The persistent little blue fish returns providing the Rainbow Fish with a chance to resolve the problem and to share a scale if he chooses. Let's celebrate the glittery rainbow fish with friends around the world MORE 1 Around the WorldThe Rainbow Fish is visiting friends all over the world. They can also watch the rainbow fish struggle with a difficult choice and then respond with generosity. Pfister writes and illustrates children’s books and published the six-book Rainbow Fish series from 1992 until 2009. I just want one little scale.” The Rainbow Fish wavered. When the other fish see him, they want shimmering scales too, but Rainbow Fish keeps the beautiful scales to himself. View book info and cumulative award history for The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister (Translated from the German by J. Allison James),. The Rainbow Fish is an international best-seller and a modern classic. I just want one little scale.” Only one very very small shimmery scale, he thought. [Marcus Pfister; J Alison James] -- The most beautiful fish in the entire ocean discovers the real value of personal beauty and friendship. Rainbow Fish, ``the most beautiful fish in the entir Despite some jazzy special effects achieved with shimmery holographs, this cautionary tale about selfishness and vanity has trouble staying afloat. Eye-catching foil stamping, glittering on every page, offers instant child appeal, but it is the universal message at the heart of this simple story about a beautiful fish who learns to make friends by sharing his most prized possessions that gives the book its lasting value.