books by Silver Whistle     books:     Silver Whistle      Cinderella Skeleton Robert D. San Souci Silver Whistle, 2000 We absolutely adore this book! This is Cinderella with a twist. The setting is a graveyard, and she is a skeleton, but there is nothing creepy about it. The story is written in poetry, and it is beautifully illustrated with watercolors. My son and I love it!             My Little Blue Robot Stephen T. Johnson Silver Whistle, 2002 4 and 5 year olds loved building their own robot. My son commented to me the next day "It has a heart and REAL wires." Yes it does and even has canned speech generation. Building it was a a very enjoyable family activity. When I asked my daughter what she thought about the robot, she replied "I built it." That's the ...             Goal Robert Burleigh Silver Whistle, 2001 Score a copy of Goal! Goal! is an attractive book, very eye-catching. Should catch the interest of even "reluctant readers" (who are sports fans -- it is about soccer, after all). It is also a nice way to sneak in some poetry.             Dream Weaver Jonathan London Silver Whistle, 1998 Excellent book for toddlers and young children! This book is about the life of a spider from the point of view of a young boy. The illustrations are vivid and the text is like a young boys handwriting to add to the overall "vibe". Our son is fascinated with bugs (including spiders) and this has become one of his ...             A Story for Bear Dennis Haseley Silver Whistle, 2002 PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE READ IN YEARS AND YEARS This is one of the most tender, thoughful, whimsical and joyful books in this particular genre I have ever encountered. The story, part fantasy of course, in a way, is tenderly told and has a beat and life of it's own. A bear, captivated by a letter found in the ...             Auntie Claus Elise Primavera Silver Whistle, 1999 Sweet Auntie Claus is such a sweet tale about the true meaning of Christmas. I had bought it several years ago for my niece & nephew, but this year had no luck finding it for my new little niece. I received my order quickly and the book was in perfect shape. She loved the ...             My Little Red Toolbox Stephen T. Johnson Silver Whistle, 2000 My Little Red Toolbox Excellent book for learning for children and entertaining. It is compact and very easy to have along traveling. Wish there were more books on the same order for varuious other things. Great Buy!!!             Mountain Dance Thomas Locker Silver Whistle, 2001 Geology for Preschoolers This book describes various geological phenomena, such as the rising up of mountains and the forces behind volcanoes, all in easy vocabulary and a text short enough to hold the interest of the under five crowd. At the end of the book are some more detailed bits of ...             Not One Damsel in Distress: World Folktales for Strong Girls Jane Yolen Silver Whistle, 2000 No soppy heroines here This is an excellent collection of stories featuring clever, adventurous heroines. some of the stories were already familiar to me, like Burd Janet and Molly Whuppie, but others I'd never read before, like The Pirate Princess, and The Samurai Miaden. Unlike previous ...             Rachel's Journal: The Story of a Pioneer Girl Marissa Moss Silver Whistle Paperbacks, 2001 Loved this Book! Just like Marissa Moss' "Amelia" books, this was a hand-written, journal-style book, with lots of pictures. It is the journal of ten-year-old Rachel, who travels with her family of pioneers from Illinois to California in search of a better place to live. In her ...             Auntie Claus and the Key to Christmas Elise Primavera Silver Whistle, 2002 Auntie Claus and the Key to Christmas BRAVO!! Elise Primavera has again created a modern Christmas classic. The sequel to Auntie Claus is beautifully illustrated and splendidly written. My children have loved all of her books, but these two are their favorites. Merry Christmas, Auntie Claus.             We're Going on a Ghost Hunt Marcia Vaughan Silver Whistle, 2001 The way is full of spooky surprises, but these little ghost hunters are eager to find their very own ghost, and every brave young explorer in your neighborhood will be eager to join them. Charming and exciting, with just a touch of scary, this ghostly trek fosters independence while offering reassurance. The rhythmic text and warm, vibrant art ...             Beverly Billingsly Borrows a Book Alexander Stadler Silver Whistle, 2002 For Young Bibliophiles Everywhere... Beverly Billingsly loved books, and she loved the library. On this special day, she finally got her very own library card. She searched the shelves until she found just the book she wanted, a big shiny dinosaur book full of pictures and information. "She couldn't put ...             Mightier Than the Sword: World Folktales for Strong Boys Jane Yolen Silver Whistle, 2003 Great Folktales for Boys & Others! This is a great collection of folktales specifically selected for the author's sons and grandson. The stories are interesting and exciting - they'll hold the attention of the most reluctant reader. Disguised under the fun tales are great lessons of character and ...             The Mighty Asparagus (New York Times Best Illustrated Books (Awards)) Vladimir Radunsky Silver Whistle, 2004 WHIMSICAL TALE SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED Yes, this is categorized as a children's book, but don't be misled. It's a book for all with a sense of humor who enjoy quirky, whimsical tales superbly illustrated. Radunsky is as imaginative and incorrigible as ever, saying, "In my children's books, I often like to ...          products you might be interested in search for books asparagus, billingsly, christmas, cinderella, folktales, illustrated      geepe.com    web randomly chosen book: An Inner Silence: The Portraits of Henri Cartier-Bresson