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NO LONGER AVAILABLE "Based on a true story that Bach liked to tell about his childhood, this is a light-hearted picturebook about the great composer as a bouncy 10-year-old kid....Bush's exuberant watercolors mix cartoon and folk art and occasional musical notes with playful exaggeration". Booklist |
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Benjamin McFadden and the Robot Babysitter Price: $17.00 NO LONGER AVAILABLE "In a futuristic tale from Bush, Benjamin's parents go out for a night on the rings of Saturn, leaving him in the care of Babysitter, a robot who is preprogrammed for bedtime at 8:00, with no cookies, no mik, and no sense of humor. Benjamin uses his recently acquired computer skills to reprogram his caretaker...Bush's skillful drawings create a space-age household that is as fun to explore visually." Kirkus Reviews |
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Christmas Cricket Price: $15.00 In a California garden on a rainy night, Cricket feels small and worthless. He hops up some steps and finds himself in a place filled with light and warmth and a tall, sparkling tree. He begins to sing but is scared into silence by two voices, one big and one small. It is then that he makes a marvelous discovery. Eve Bunting's text is filled with her customary tenderness and charm, and Timothy Bush has captured its mood in his luminous illustrations. Together they create a memorable holiday book about a cricket who discovers that though he may be small, he is not insignificant. |
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Ferocious Girls and Steamroller Boys and Other Poems In Between Price: $16.95 "A zany handful of poems describe both the typical and the unusual casts of characters. Bush's...cartoon illustrations will have children laughing before they get to the first poem, and the hilarity will only get louder....Sure to produce a giggle." Kirkus Reviews |
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Grunt! The Primitive Cave Boy Price: $15.00 NO LONGER AVAILABLE "Grunt is 'possibly the worst hunter in prehistoric Europe.' Luckily, he has a magical talent: his sketches of animals attract real mammoths, woolly rhinos and bison....Marvelously detailed illustration of extinct creatures...this mostly fanciful tale is a stampede of fun. Publishers Weekly |
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James in the House of Aunt Prudence Price: $6.99 NO LONGER AVAILABLE "This is a stunning debut....Drawing or writing, Bush's pen is loaded with wit." Newsweek |
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Math Man NO LONGER AVAILABLE "When Mrs. Gourd takes her class on a field trip to the supermarket 'to see math in action,' the children troop into the store two by two, all except Marnie, who 'didn't give a bat's brain about math in action.'. Like many other math picture books, this introduces curricular concepts, but unlike most others, it shoots them off in rapid-fire succession as it gallops along at breakneck speed. Bush's dynamic, line-and-watercolor illustrations add humorous touches while reflecting the good-humored verve of the text." Booklist |
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My Dad's Job Price: $15.95 OUT OF STOCK "My dad's job sure sounds like a lot of fun. He's part of a team. He fights off raiders.
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Teddy Bear's Scrapbook LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE "It's a boring, rainy afternoon - the perfect time for Teddy Bear to share his scrapbook of memories with the little girls who owns him. And what memories Teddy Bear has! He's ridden a bucking bronco in the rodeo, been an ace crime reporter - he's even starred in a movie! No wonder he's a bit worn and shabby. For an ordinary little girl with flat brown hair, it's hard to imagine being important to someone with Teddy's glamorous past. But there's always room in Teddy's life - and his scrapbook - for someone who loves him just the way he is." |
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Wanna Buy an Alien? Price: $14.00 "Ben receives a mysterious eleventh birthday present from his friend, Jason. It's photographs of Ben with a seemingly friendly alien taken two days from now! Also included is a tape, some weird stones, and some souvenirs. Jason has answered an ad and provided basic photos and a tape which have been doctored by someone to sound like an encounter with an alien…. Bunting keeps the three friends moving, the set-up is believable, and the ending save (by the dog) is happy theater. Parents have the last say, but the kids have the satisfaction of having shared an adventure." Children's Literature |
