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Jun.17.2011
The story of The Orphan Hare . . . who became king!
About The Book:
The Rabbit King: Kingdom Leporidae begins with Hare, an orphan rabbit, alone and on his own. Hare sees “hope in a kingdom, high upon a hill,” and hops the distance to begin a new life . . . where he gains the admiration, respect...
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Apr.27.2011
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This book will appeal to children because it is a light, yet realistic story which deals with emotions and situations that children can identify with, such as: rejection from friends, frustrations in attempting a solution to a problem and acceptance, finally, with friends....
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Apr.26.2011
Miles and miles from here, whole continents away, there’s a special place and in The Most Special Place on Earth, author and illustrator Sean Michael Thomas helps young readers learn and dream about what the world has to offer. With bold, vividly crafted illustrations, Thomas offers readers another...
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Apr.07.2011
I did a portrait of Sarah Palin, and I offered it to my editor with the question, "You want to make me famous?" She responded, "I'll take the portrait if you write an article to go with it."
I did. And she published it. Am I famous now?
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Feb.09.2010
"The Color of Life" is the only book of its kind. It is complied full of beautiful art and quotes that will brighten the color of life. This book is a masterpiece of Life, It is perfect for the lover of art. Paint your life a little brighter with this fabulous book Created by Author and...
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Aug.30.2009
“AlphaDabbles is a highly original work that uses the letters of the alphabet to stimulate creative imagination. The book is alive, sparkling with shapes and ideas, and invirtes children (and adults) to give vent to creative potential inherent in the unconscious of every human being.”-Dr. Benjamin...
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Aug.30.2009
An imaginative and entertaining introduction to the delightful world of numbers, colors and shapes!
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Nov.06.2008
Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow (1973) has been called a modern Finnegans Wake for its challenging language, wild anachronisms, hallucinatory happenings, and fever-dream imagery. With Pictures Showing What Happens on Each Page of Thomas Pynchon's Novel Gravity's Rainbow, artist Zak Smith at once...
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Jan.03.2008
Celebrities from Oprah Winfrey to Bishop Tutu sketch their idea of an angel and write about their belief, or not, in angels.
Holly Near wrote, in part:
We are life at its best and its worst
We don't need to look away or above
We are the universe singing
We are all that there is
We are angels in...
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