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Fiorella und die blaue Seerose

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The Appledore Cook Book

Julia Denos&#8217;s prose, spare, evocative and spiced with an occasional, subtle rhyme, is very much in sync with the illustrator E. B. Goodale&#8217;s mixed-media art&#8230;The highlight of the boy&#8217;s sojourn is the end, when he returns home to see his mother in the window, waiting for him. It&#8217;s a reassuring moment in these times, when walking at night in a hoodie can have different, even troubling associations for a child of color.&#8212;The New York Times Book ReviewIt&#8217;s a genial take on city life, which makes the neighborhood seem just as comforting as home, though the child&#8217;s home&#8212;just as luminescent as the windows he or she passes&#8212;is surely the most comforting of all. Ideal bedtime reading and a gorgeously understated celebration of everyday enchantment.&#8212;Booklist (starred review)Readers will want to revisit these pages of impressionistic trees, buildings that blur as they recede into the vanishing point, and captivating combinations of fully realized scenes with transparent objects outlined in delicate lines. The narrative ends with a quickening step toward the loved one waving behind the curtain&#8212;and a story shared in a snuggle. This evocative portrait elevates an everyday routine to a wonder-filled walk of discovery. Perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.&#8212;School Library Journal (starred review)Debut illustrator Goodale's delicately detailed ink, watercolor, letterpress, and digital collage illustrations display palettes of the evening and night skies with beautifully nuanced shades of yellow, gold, and blue. The red-hooded child of color with dog can't help but recall Peter and Willie, and this book is a lovely, affirming follow-up. A warmhearted tale of a child, a dog, and their peaceful, friendly, and inviting neighborhood.&#8212;Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Windows offers a&#8230;reframing of the everyday as something special, and beautiful, and worthy of attention; it makes everyday lives into a cozy art that we can all view and all make.&#8212;Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review)Several recent picture books feature nighttime urban walks (The Way Home in the Night, rev. 7/17; City Moon, reviewed in this issue); this one stands out for its child protagonist&#8217;s independence, its matter-of-fact portrayal of a diverse city neighbor- hood, the emotion conveyed by the language, and the stunningly atmospheric art.&#8212;The Horn Book (starred review)Julia Denos's (Swatch) second-person text invites the reader to be an active participant in this pleasing book...E.B. Goodale brings her very own Somerville to brilliant life in her first picture book, using ink, watercolor, letterpress and digital collage. Each page is awash with the colors of dusk as the sun slowly sets until, finally, "you arrive home again, and you look at your window from the outside. Someone you love is waving at you, and you can't wait to go in."&#8212;Shelf Awareness for ReadersIt is an homage to late-autumn evenings, to excursions and to homecomings. It teaches young readers how to slow down and pay attention, to linger on an image and study its nooks and crannies.&#8212;Minnesota ParentThis picture book is its own kind of window, the turning of its pages its own kind of stroll through the evening. And back again, to where we belong, to home.&#8212;New York Journal of BooksA boy walking his dog at twilight watches as windows blink to life, like &#8216;a neighborhood of paper lanterns,&#8221; revealing the early-evening comforts of coming home. Luminous.&#8212;PeopleMixed-media art is at once detailed and atmospheric, the sky darkening from orangy glow to black over the course of 32 pages that trace a nightly ritual from inside and out.&#8212;San Francisco Chronicle

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The book represents an important contribution to our thinking not only about the fiction of the 1960s but also that decade’s place in our cultural  imagination ... Groes has an engaging style, and the imaginative organisation of the material makes the sometimes complex arguments accessible to a range of readers, whilst maintaining a rigorous analysis of the fiction based on a set of thoughtful and often intriguing critical approaches.

The Making of the Swinging Decade

British Fictions of the Sixties

Gesamtausgabe, Band 10

Buck Danny

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Isabella von Ägypten

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Caracterización física y química de la col lombarda después de la cosecha

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Everything Becomes Nothing

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The White Owl TPB

in large print

A Journal of the Plague Year

Emotions and their impact on the decision-making process in sport. Test development to investigate the different effects of negative emotions on tactical decisions in individual sport tennis for hearing impaired and hearing people

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