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The Art Collector
A little boy who is not pleased with his own artistic efforts but treasures his great-grandmother's drawing goes on to collect art throughout his life.
Cats and Robbers
When she lets lots of cats into her house to get rid of the mice that are keeping her awake, old Mrs. Mudge finds that she has a new problem on her hands.
Weekly Reader Children's Book Club Presents The Teeny, Tiny Witches
Relates the adventures of a family of teeny tiny witches as they search for a home.
Through a Lens Darkly
Noted children's author Jan Wahl has led a storybook life-much of it connected to Arts and Movies. THROUGH A LENS DARKLY invites you to share personal encounters with many luminaries from the Golden Age of Entertainment. You are treated to revelations about Gloria Swanson, Isak Dinesen, Robert Mitchum, Rita Hayworth, and more. His essays will charm and mesmerize. Join him as he sheds light on the artistic contributions of lesser-known personalities like animators Hugh Harman and Rudy Ising-and legendary dancer Paul Swan. Navigating his life is truly an adventure. Journey to Denmark with him as he participates in the now classic film Ordet by the great director Carl Th. Dreyer. Come along as Jan relives a poignant twenty-year friendship with Louise Brooks. Enjoy his sense of humor as Mae West chases him out of her dressing room-and feel his shock as he almost kills Greta Garbo. You will come away from this book knowing why Jan Wahl is, as one child has put it, "America's Best Otter."
Doctor Rabbit
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I Met a Dinosaur
After a visit to the dinosaur exhibit at the museum, a young girl sees dinosaurs all around her. Chris Sheban's captivating illustrations add an exciting dimension to Jan Wahl's rhythmic text. Full-color illustrations. (Available now)
Pocahontas in London
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Once when the World was Green
When his vanity and greed cause him to needlessly kill animals, Corn Grower almost loses his precious life with his wife, Moon-Sun, and their son, Small Ears.
Christmas Present
On the day before Christmas Eve, Rag Man Henry and his son help an injured dog and receive a wonderful gift in return.
Pleasant Fieldmouse
Pleasant's story has a unique quality and a great deal of charm. The philosophical overtones and gentle humor will make this a pleasure for grownups to read to young children.--The Horn Book. Full-color illustrations.
