In a heartwarming tale, Daniel eagerly anticipates visiting the candy shop, only to find it marred by angry words that intimidate Miz Chu, the owner. Driven by a desire to assist, Daniel faces the challenge of how to support her and restore positivity to the situation. This story explores themes of kindness, community support, and the impact of words, encouraging young readers to think about how they can make a difference in their own neighborhoods.
Regarded by many filmmakers and critics as one of the greatest directors in cinema history, Carl Theodor Dreyer (1889--1968) achieved worldwide acclaim after the debut of his masterpiece, The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), which was named the most influential film of all time at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival.
Inspired by a mysterious stranger, Uillame starts a children's crusade to stop the wars that have called away their fathers, uncles, and brothers.
Relates the adventures of a family of teeny tiny witches as they search for a home
When a giraffe is taken from its beloved acacia grove in Africa and sets sail for France, it does not welcome the adventure at first. Everything is foreign; nothing is familiar. Taking his cue from the imagined perspective of the captive, author Jan Wahl crafts a sympathetic tale with roots in reality. Meanwhile, French artist Laurent Gapaillard's arresting landscapes offer a panoramic view of each episode, reinforcing the scope of The Long Tall Journey made by a 19th-century exotic gift.
Yip, Yap, and Yep are three pandas. One day they decide to leave the forest and see the world. "There are apples and berries and eggs to eat," says Yep. "There are cities and things to do," says Yap. So the pandas take a train to the city. There, they ride a bicycle in the circus and play music in the street. But when the snows come, the city begins to lose its allure for three cold pandas. And when they became separated by the crowd, they long for the safety of their bamboo forest. By turns, funny and poignant, Jan Wahl's tale of pandas who long to see the world is exquisitely illustrated by Naava.
The author's childhood in North-West Ohio is marked by early performances, including playing piano on a radio show. His creative journey evolved into producing traveling magic and puppet shows, showcasing his artistic talents. A notable highlight includes a performance at the Toledo Town Hall alongside the renowned magician Harry Blackstone, illustrating his deep connection to the world of entertainment and magic.
The intense, two-decade relationship between Louise Brooks and Jan Wahl unfolds through their correspondence, showcasing Brooks' vibrant personality and literary aspirations. Their friendship, which began when Wahl was a student, is enriched by revealing letters that offer insights into her life and thoughts. This collection captures the essence of their bond, blending personal anecdotes with reflections on their shared dreams of becoming writers, making it a captivating read for fans of both figures.
Nach einem Museumsbesuch bei den Dinosaurierskeletten belebt sich die Welt eines kleinen Mädchens mit freundlichen vorgeschichtlichen Echsen. Selbst der gefürchtete Thyrannosaurus wirkt plötzlich gar nicht mehr so schrecklich.
