Fifteen tales challenge the boundaries of suburban life, including a foreign exchange student from another species, intercontinental ballistic missiles in backyards, and an expedition to the Earth’s edge. The renowned Australian author/illustrator combines magical graphics and playful texts that juxtapose the everyday with the fantastic.
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reasonably priced reproductions of illustrations from children's books including Eric Carle
Fable maker to target youth e-book market - The Boston Globe - 0 views
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"Next summer, Isabella will introduce the Fable, a combination tablet computer and e-book reader aimed at children. Unlike the black-and-white screen found on Amazon.com’s popular Kindle e-reader, the Fable will feature a full-color, 7-inch touchscreen that can display the colorful illustrations found in most children's titles."
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something to watch for
I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly and illustrated by JM Ken Niimura « Reading Rants... - 3 views
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This b&w GN may be ABOUT a fifth grader, but it's so not FOR a fifth grade reader. It's for my middle and high school peeps who struggle against the giants of loneliness, fear, insecurity and pain everyday and don't feel like they have anyone who will stand by their side and raise a sword.
YouTube - Eric Carle - The Very Hungry Caterpillar - children's book - Waterstone's - 0 views
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Eric Carle talks about his book - charming! Synopsis This is the classic edition of the bestselling story written for the very young. A newly hatched caterpillar eats his way through all kinds of food.
Crisscrossing the Globe: A world of international books for young people - 2/1/2010 - S... - 1 views
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recommended titles for all ages
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