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Candy Floss
Rumer Godden - 1959
Originally published in 1959, Candy Floss will be as treasured today as it was a generation ago. Full color.
The Night the World Turned Royal Blue
Jason Sivewright - 2015
A perfect way for Royals fans, and baseball fans everywhere, to share that magic night with their children and commemorate it themselves with beautiful illustrations and clever rhymes.
Cinderella
Amy Ehrlich - 1985
When the original version of this book was published in 1985, Publishers Weekly called it "a treasure for all ages," and The New York Times declared, "Fairy-tale aficionados will be mesmerized." For this hardcover reissue, Susan Jeffers retouched her pen-and- ink and dye illustrations, making them even richer. Her brilliant artwork is showcased in a new interior design featuring a fifth-color gold border. Embossed gold foil type on the jacket of this large-format picture book trumpets the arrival of the girl who went from rags to riches.
The Knight Who Was Afraid of the Dark
Barbara Shook Hazen - 1989
When the castle bully discovers bold Sir Fred is secretly terrified of the dark, he tries to stir up trouble between that brave Knight and his Lady Wendylyn.
Pride And Prejudice
Diana Stewart - 1981
At the turn of eighteenth-century England, a spirited young woman copes with the suit of a snobbish gentleman as well as the romantic entanglements of two of her four sisters.
Will's Mammoth
Rafe Martin - 1989
But when his mother and father told him there weren't any wooly mammoths anywhere anymore, Will knew different. Stephen Gammell's magnificent illustrations bring a young boy's vivid imagination to life in this "prehistoric" adventure.
The Nutcracker Ballet
Vladimir Vagin - 1995
A paperback edition offers front-row tickets to this beloved holiday tradition.It's Christmas Eve in 19th century Europe. And on this magical evening, young Clara's eccentric godfather has given her a beautiful wooden nutcracker.As midnight strikes, Clara's wooden toy transforms into a handsome prince, and Christmas quickly becomes even more enchanting. The prince takes Clara on a romantic overnight adventure into a dream world of delicacies called the Land of Sweets.Clara's adventure ends as she wakes up snuggly tucked in her bed. As she embraces her nutcracker, she realizes that the best part of Christmas...is the magic it brings.
Monkey King
Ed Young - 2001
Monkey is so arrogant, he even gets into trouble with Buddha himself.Caldecott Award-winning author-illustrator Ed Young has created colorful and lively collages and specially designed two fold-out pages to animate the story of Monkey King and his acrobatic, high-spirited adventures. This unprecedented picture-book adaptation introduces just the beginning of the classic epic Journey to the West, about the mission to bring Buddhist scriptures to China. Monkey is only one of its many characters, but he is undeniably the most beloved of them all.
Don't Laugh, Joe!
Keiko Kasza - 1997
But Joe, a playful young possum, can't seem to make them stop. This causes one problem after another, especially when Joe's mom tries to teach him to play dead, and a big, grumpy bear comes along! Full color.
Little Bitty Mousie
Jim Aylesworth - 2007
She sniffs around, wiggling her nose at all she sees from A through Z. After a bite of an apple, a taste of some butter, and a nibble on a carrot, Mousie's just begun to explore. The night is young, and there's still much more to discover!Jim Aylesworth's rhythmic language and Michael Hague's intricate illustrations will lead readers on a delightful midnight adventure with a charmingly curious little mouse.
The Golden Book of Fairy Tales
Adrienne SegurComtesse de Ségur - 1958
Includes The Sleeping Beauty, The Frog Prince, Puss in Boots, Thumbelina, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Beauty and the Beast.
Beowulf
Kevin Crossley-Holland - 1999
The young hero's name was Beowulf, and his story, first written in Anglo-Saxon in the eighth century, has become one of the world's most famous epics. Kevin Crossley-Holland retells the story for children in quick-paced, rhythmical prose accompanied by Charles Keeping's striking illustrations. Together they bring to life the beauty and power of one of the first great English poems.
The Blue Book of Fairy Tales
Gordon Laite - 1959
Three fairy tale stories: Rupenzel, Beauty and the Beast, and Toads and Diamonds.
The Last Snake in Ireland: A Story about St. Patrick
Sheila MacGill-Callahan - 1999
Before he becomes a saint, Patrick drives all the snakes but one out of Ireland and that last one he throws into Scotland's Loch Ness.
Guess How Much I Love You All Year Round
Sam McBratney - 2007
Each captivating tale is seasonally themed and beautifully illustrated - perfect for sharing with your little ones, no matter the time of year!