Winner of the 2002 Independent Publisher Book Award for Juvenile/Young Adult fiction (presented at BookExpo America), this hard cover edition signifies a modern link to the Pinocchio tradition with a complete and unabridged,newly revised text based on a translation by Carol della Chiesa. The artwork meets the finest standards in book production, and reclaims this time-honored story for children and adults alike.It features more than one hundred extraordinary illustrations in color, and black and white, distinguished by their museum quality. A modern classic for all ages, beautifully illustrated,printed on acid free paper, and bound in Italy. Worthy of collector status and suitable for libraries,schools, and homes.

Pinocchio: The Story of a Puppet

Children's Books

Ghiuselev, Iassen

COLLODI, CARLO

Classics

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The Red Tree

Awakening one day to a dark and somber mood, a little girl faces a day where everything goes very badly, and seeks hope amid her sadness.

Literature & Fiction

Tan, Shaun

Contemporary

After saving some ants, ducks, and bees from being killed by his two older brothers, the youngest prince is rewarded when the animals help him break the spell cast on a castle and its inhabitants.

The Queen Bee

Brothers, Grimm

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

On a noisy summer day, Sunny and his friends are looking for something to do, and Sunny comes up with the idea of making music from the sounds around them.

Sunny

Robin Mitchell Cranfield

Judith Steedman

Sports & Outdoors

It's the 1950s, and in the wake of a world war and the rise of Communism in Eastern Europe, Agnes Baumkirchner and her husband immigrate from Austria to Vancouver. The two live the big city life for a while, but it's not long before Agnes's husband's love for skiing leads them to Whistler Mountain. As Whistler &mdash; now one of the most popular ski resorts in North America &mdash; blossoms, so do the Baumkirchners' relationships with skiing and other enthusiasts of the alpine sport. A beguiling tale of the ski age in Whistler,Whistler Mountain Has My Soulis a story no ski fan should miss.

Whistler Mountain Has My Soul

Biographies & Memoirs

Baumkirchner, Agnes

Memoirs

Imagine a world where everyone loves books, and where people become what they read. And then... when the book is done, they become themselves again, only smarter. This is the world Stephen Parlato creates in The World That Loved Books, a world where even the animals love to read. Illustrated with gorgeous, intricately detailed collages, this dazzling picture book conveys a sense of joy and wonder about the natural world. It's also a powerful fable about reading books and how they change the reader in marvelous and unexpected ways.

The World That Loved Books

Stephen Parlato

The Rabbits

Uses rabbits, a species introduced to Australia, to represent an allegory of the arrival of Europeans in Australia and the widespread environmental destruction caused by man throughout the continent.

Marsden, John

Animals

In this third book in Robin Mitchell and Judith Steedman's popular Windy series, Snowy and Chinook are planning a birthday party for their friend Tulip on a cold winter morning. The puppet figures who tell the story, designed by the authors and photographed by Mia Cunningham, have a fresh and modern style. Clear, primary colors, charming line drawings, and simple text make this a fun book for the very young.

Snowy and Chinook (Windy)

Steedman, Judith

Mitchell, Robin

This funny, imaginative picture book takes the reader to far off places to see how creatures of many shapes and kinds say “good morning” to the ones they love. Told with the whimsical paintings of Lori Joy Smith, this is the perfect companion book to her previous offering, The Goodnight Book.

The Good Morning Book

Smith, Lori Joy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

In this beautifully illustrated, touching story, a couple of cats take an evening walk along the banks of a lake. The black cat wants only to catch a paw-full of the mysterious lights that shine in the water, to give as a gift to his friend the white cat. He fishes and fishes, but while he catches jellyfish and even an octopus, he can’t quite seem to get the lights in his grasp. Can the white cat help to show him that the perfect gift isn’t important, when he’s already captured her heart?

Where the Heart Is

TONE, SATOE

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