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In 2002, Candace Fleming, along with the superb illustrations of G. Brian Karas, created a story of hungry bunnies and a determined farmer that call to mind Farmer MacGregor and Peter Rabbit. While the competition can be fierce, Muncha! Muncha! Muncha! is ultimately a story where everyone wins. In Tippy-Tippy-Tippy, Hide!, the rabbits are back and looking for a warm place to spend the winter
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Ian Fleming published Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 1964, the last two of his fourteen James Bond books in 1966. Fleming wrote it for his son, who was ten at the time, while he was
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On the Day I Died: Stories from the Grave is the newest book from the multitalented (and multi-awardwinning) Candace Fleming with
Clever Jack Takes the Cake by Candace Fleming and G Brian Karas came out in the summer of 2010 and got a lot of well deserved attention in the blogosphere. However, it was one of those (many) books that I intend to order in for story time when I go to work and then completely forget. Somehow, during that 12 minute drive everything I had been thinking about at home evaporates. Fortunately, Clever
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary by Candace Fleming is nothing short of brilliant. Everyone has heard of Aesop and his fables and, if nothing else, most people know the big three: the tortoise and the hare (slow and steady wins the race), the story of the ant and the grasshopper (there is time for work and time for play) and the story of the lion and the mouse (a kindness is never
Hi, can i ask you something? You seem to know a lot about children books and illustrations. The thing is, I’m looking for children books with “scary” animal illustrations like the big bad wolf (or a fox) eating pigs (or seven kids or Red Riding hood or birds in Chicken Little) or being pictured with a fat stomach. Could be any other animal as well. I need it for my research. Any sort of help is
Lucy Cousins's book YUMMY shows the wolf with a big stomach and a big, open mouth full of teeth. Give me some time to think of anything else. Basically, any older book - like 50 years or more - with illustrations should have more scary illustrations. Email me @ [email protected] and I'll get back to you.