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Reading level: Baby-Preschool Hardcover
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Reading level: Ages 4-8
I have not read this book, but I certainly plan too - the fairytale looks enchanting and the illustrations wonderful. HM |
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ISBN: 0316082651
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Reading level: Ages 9-12
Hardcover - 32 pages 1 edition (October 1998) Synopsis The world's preeminent wildlife artist, Robert Bateman invites young readers to join him on a trip to Africa to observe different animals and to learn something about their behavior. Bateman captures not only the fine details of the animals' appearances but the essence of their nature as well. |
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Book Description
Michael Price's endearing and memorable forest characters work together to teach us a gentle lesson in the joys of collaboration and the benefits of persistence. Richly painted scenes of marsh and woodland bring Walter and Oliver, along with their forest friends, to life. From the Publisher Children ages 4-8 |
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"Haven't met anyone who doesn't love this book - it is
wonderful with intricate illustrations and the depth of the world you will
enter when you read this."
HM |
A classic lost world of high adventure and discovery, philosophy and humor, Dinotopia is more than a book--it's a state of mind: a world where humans and an ancient race of dinosaurs have lived for centuries in amicable interdependence. This world is discovered by a scientist and his young son, who find themselves shipwrecked in this strange and wonderful land. 160 full-color illustrations. |
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Not Yet Available: You may still order this title. We will ship
it to you when it is released by the publisher.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 144 pages (October 1998) |
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Janet, a young Hatchery apprentice, runs away when she
accidentally endangers a dinosaur egg. Then she meets a gravely wounded
Gryposaurus, a very rare dinosaur. Entrusted with the dying Gryposaurus's
newly laid egg, Janet knows she must brave the wilds of Dinotopia--and
return to an uncertain reception at the Hatchery.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 144 pages (September 1995) |
| Lost City (Dinotopia) by Scott Ciencin |
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When a hooded dinosaur leads him and two friends to an
isolated city inhabited by the long-lost race of Troo+a5dons, Andrew, the
son of a Dinotopian innkeeper makes a strange discovery.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 143 pages (January 1996) |
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Waterfall City is in grave danger when the Polongo River
mysteriously dries up. Magnolia and her dinosaur friend Paddlefoot, along
with Birch and a triceratops called Rogo, battle the elements in their
desperate quest to save Dinotopia's most beautiful city.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback (May 1995) |
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High in the Forbidden Mountains of Dinotopia, sabertooth
tigers prowl and hunt, far from humans and dinosaurs alike. In this chilling,
Kiling-esque adventure, a daring 12-year-old boy is forced to join the
sabertooth clan. Then disaster strikes, and he must brave the treacherous
crags of Sabertooth Mountain--for the good of all Dinotopians.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 133 pages (May 1996) |
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In the lush fantastical world of Dinotopia, dinosaurs
and humans live harmoniously in a unique society with a culture, philosophy,
and written language all its own. A storm at sea washes a young pickpocket
and a surgeon's son overboard and they land in Dinotopia, where they learn
the real meaning of courage and friendship.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 148 pages (May 1995) |
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For Joseph and Fleetfeet, a young Stegosaurus, a journey
across the dangerous terrain of Dinotopia to retrieve a stolen prize for
their guardian is hampered by constant ompetition, but the two put aside
their differences to shoot the treacherous rapids of Waterfall City's Thunder
Falls.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 140 pages (December 1996) |
| Firestorm (Dinotopia) by Gene Deweese |
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In the remarkable world where dinosaurs and humans live
together in harmony, Olivia has a chance to surpass Albert and guarantee
her own apprenticeship to the Habitat Partner of Forest. But in her hurried,
hopeful search for answers to the disappearance of a root that guarantees
all Dinotopians longevity, will Olivia fail to ask the most important question?.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 Paperback - 144 pages (June 1997) |
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This guide book provides translations of hidden Dinotopian
messages, screen images of key locations and trouble spots, solutions to
every
puzzle, and a cool primer for reading and writing the three-toe alphabet. The countless admirers of the book will enjoy the 16 pages of full-color Dinotopia art! Paperback - 115 pages (March 1996) |
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A harrowing tale of suspense, surprise, courage and cooperation
between creatures great and small, Dinotopia Lost boasts all the wonder
and winning characters that have won Jim Gurney's books countless readers
all over the world. On the eve of a once-in-a-lifetime typhoon, a band
of marauding pirates are shipwrecked on Dinotopia in this riveting novel
of high adventure.
Paperback - 304 pages Reprint edition (September 1997) |
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An introduction to dinosaurs found in North America,
this fact-filled book includes an illustrated section on the making of
award-winning artist James Gurney's dinosaur stamps, plus the stamps themselves.
The fascinating text by a Smithsonian paleontologist takes readers through
the fascinating world of dinosaurs. Color gatefold.
Reading level: Ages 9-12 |
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Alphabet Soup : A Feast of Letters Reading level: Ages 4-8 |
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"This book is wonderful, with beautiful imaginative illustrations. Perhaps not the best for learning the alphabet, but fun to read and look at, and will amuse for many years to come. This is a book both children and adults will enjoy." HM |
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Depicts the members of an animal orchestra, from one toucan conductor to ten bestial flautists. | |
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In this handsome edition of one of the best-loved children's stories, Gustafson's lavishly detailed paintings send readers right into the magical world of Neverland. All the unforgettable adventures of Peter Pan are captured in more than 50 illustrations, each as captivating as Barrie's timeless text. Full color throughout. |
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Dean Morrissey's charmingly illustrated story takes the reader on Joey's journey to meet the Sandman, a flight of terror and delight through the star-filled night. Full-color illustrations. |
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| The Traveler:
A Magical Journey by Daniel Page Schallau, Told by James Keller |
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Schallau's ink and colored pencil drawings are fantastic—teeming with detail, they invite children to spend hours... —Spokesman Review |