Dan Andreasen
Autore di The Treasure Bath
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The Value of Believing in Yourself: The Story of Louis Pasteur (Valuetales) (1977) — Illustratore, alcune edizioni — 778 copie
The Story of King Arthur and His Knights: Retold from the Howard Pyle Original (Classic Starts) (2006) — Illustratore — 535 copie
Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass [abridged - Classic Starts] (2009) — Illustratore — 211 copie
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Rose Red and the Bear Prince di Dan Andreasen
Rose Red is more obviously autonomous in this version of the faery tale---she actually retrieves the bear's treasure for him---but I miss the closeness of the sisters and their mother and can't help feeling as though the bear really should have had the opportunity to break free of the enchantment on his own.
This fairy tale tells the story of a girl named Rose Red who befriended a bear. She is able to get the bear's treasures back for him by outwitted the dwarf that stole them. Her actions release the bear from a magic spell. The language in this book is lively and keeps the story suspenseful. I loved the illustrations. They gave a very realistic effect to the story and a lot of detail.
Based on the true story of Giants Martin Van Buren Bates, who was seven and 1/2 inches and HIS wife Anna Swan who was almost eight feet tale. After joining the circus, they decided to find a permanent home. They settled down in Seville, Ohio, built a house on 130 Acres of farmland. And, the rooms were 14 inches high with eight foot doors.
After staying in Seville, Ohio, they longed once again for the circus life and rejoined.
This is their story of the friendly folk of Seville, Ohio who welcomed Martin and his wife. The illustrations are delightful, and the tale is a good lesson to import on children that we should accept those who are different than we are.… (altro)
After staying in Seville, Ohio, they longed once again for the circus life and rejoined.
This is their story of the friendly folk of Seville, Ohio who welcomed Martin and his wife. The illustrations are delightful, and the tale is a good lesson to import on children that we should accept those who are different than we are.… (altro)
A wordless story about a boy who is reluctant to take a bath, but then turns that bath into a deep sea adventure.
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