Wed Nov 17 06:37:26 2010 UTClccn-n50-390470.100.210.46n 50039047oca00074269aDelessert, Étiennelccn-n79-9666Essen, Anne van derlccn-n79-46020Ionesco, Eugènelccn-n82-90649Soutter-Perrot, Andriennelccn-n82-270469Marshall, Ritalccn-n78-93533Piaget, Jean1896-1980auilccn-n50-74806Schmid, Eleonoreilllccn-n85-802115Hohler, Franztrllccn-n85-57909Gallaz, Christophe1948-....trllccn-n50-1709Déon, Michellccn-n79-103792Kipling, Rudyard1865-1936Delessert, EtienneDelessert, Etienne700Picture books for childrenChildren's storiesEarthwormsNursery rhymesQuotationsThemes, motivesCatsArtFathers and daughtersFoodChristmasChildren's songsKings and rulersSelfishnessWallsSouthern StatesBoysEnglandTextsBallads, EnglishChildren's poetry, EnglishMurderYoung adult poetry, AmericanPoets, AmericanTreasure trovesFantasyMiceTricksFranceCountingMoles (Animals)ColorsGifted personsBrain--SurgeryEnglish language--AlphabetBirdsBiographySchoolsAvariceWolvesGermanyDelessert, EtienneChildren's stories, EnglishPeople with mental disabilitiesHumorous poetry, AmericanFolkloreFairy talesAnimalsPoetryBooks and readingFictionJuvenile works19661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020118540974412326book811.52pz7.d3832ocn300051871ocn444725931ocn452076266ocn461843369ocn277206148ocn041595476ocn416996415ocn004218500ocn277206136ocn439770062ocn452651686ocn025788189ocn022237997ocn494474012ocn441182599ocn003730808ocn071226417ocn032572208ocn025410077ocn489969193ocn468835521ocn420737006ocn420737033ocn461851270ocn461851273ocn461851278ocn461851281ocn46139639641572685德拉瑟德里泽特, 埃特尼62570117ocn025282688sw025282688:lccn-n50-39047Truebook19920.15Marshall, RitaChildren's stories

As a third-grader who hates to read unwillingly looks at a book, the characters come alive and interest him so much that he really begins to care about them, and begins turning the pages.

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Twelve stories about animals, insects, and other subjects include "How the Alphabet Was Made," "How the Camel Got His Hump, " and "The Elephant's Child."

5606064ocn225865495sw000186348:lccn-n50-39047Truebook20040.38Keyes, DanielScience fiction

When brain surgery makes a mouse named Algernon into a genius, dull-witted Charlie Gordon, a mentally disabled man, wonders if it might also work for him. In poignant diary entries, Charlie tells how a brain operation increases his IQ and changes his life. As the experimental procedure takes effect, Charlie's intelligence expands until it surpasses that of the doctors who engineered his metamorphosis. The experiment seems to be a scientific breakthrough of paramount importance, until Algernon begins his sudden, unexpected deterioration. Will the same happen to Charlie?

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Stephane, one of seven dwarf brothers living in the forest, relates how all their lives were changed when they tried to rescue Snow White from the murderous rage of her wicked stepmother.

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Now in fourth grade, Victor, the daydreamer with a reputation as a bad student who hates to read, secretly reads all the time.

4244275ocn141851798sw141851798:lccn-n50-39047Truebook2008Delessert, EtiennePicture books for children

In this variation on the classic tale of the three little pigs, two clever cats decide to rid their locale of a vicious wolf whose hunger threatens the entire planet, and enlist the help of assorted animals to build houses for the bait--three exquisitely pink pigs.

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Introduces a classic nursery rhyme about the alphabet.

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Colorful creatures depict the seven colors of the rainbow and how three colors can make countless others.

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"From bananas and blueberries to sixes and sevens, numbers are paired with beautiful fruit to create an exercise in counting and naming."--From source other than the Library of Congress

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When he digs a hole to the outside world, a five-year-old mouse discovers the sun, moon, stars, flowers, and many things he had never seen before.

2712712ocn068373111sw068373111:lccn-n50-39047Truebook20070.10Delessert, ÉtiennePicture books for children

Exhausted after trying to hide his treasured collection of shiny round pebbles from thieves, Tobias the mole falls into a deep sleep and awakens to find that he has been tricked.

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Examines the life of the American poet and presents some of his poems.

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Early one morning, after a big night on the town, a not-too-coherent papa must improvise a story for his little daughter which she appears to take seriously.

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An illustrated version of the English ballad relating the murder and funeral of Cock Robin.

+-+26461931062362361ocn010608509sw000716694:lccn-n50-39047Truebook19840.42Capote, TrumanAutobiographical fiction

A reminiscence of a Christmas shared by a seven-year-old boy and a sixtyish childlike woman, with enormous love and friendship between them.

2332353ocn062188883sw062188883:lccn-n50-39047Truebook20060.10Delessert, Etienne

Expands on the familiar nursery rhyme, "Humpty Dumpty," to reveal that King Humpty built his wall to keep the common folk out of his lavish kingdom.

2132132ocn011065052sw011065052:lccn-n50-39047Falsebook19840.15AulnoyFairy tales

Through her great capacity to love, a kind and beautiful maid releases a handsome prince from the spell which has made him an ugly beast.

2082122ocn016102245sw001632783:lccn-n50-39047Falsebook19680.15Mendoza, George19921719ocn012976101sw000789856:lccn-n50-39047Truebook19800.16Delessert, Etienne

A huge rainstorm and the resulting flood trap all of Noah's party guests aboard his ark until the dove flies off and returns with an olive branch and a picture postcard.

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[Episode 1] German born Connecticut author/illustrator talks about how he started in illustration , his work on the animated series about the dog Waldo, and his work with editor Ole Risom and publisher Random House -- [Episode 2] Husband and wife illustrator/designer team tell how they first came to work together and their work since -- [Episode 3] Anita Riggio discusses process she used in developing childrens books using her new work Smack Dab in the Middle as an example -- [Episode 4] Mary Ann Haberman, poet/author, talks about how her ideas come to her , how her husband illustrated some of her books, and other experiences.

112ocn053218442sw053218442:lccn-n50-39047Falsebook20031.00Delessert, Etienne112ocn030849638sw030849638:lccn-n50-39047Falsebook19720.67Delessert, Etienne+-+3055193106Thu Dec 02 17:15:59 EST 2010