Celebrate Chinese New Year and learn how every animal earned its place in the Chinese zodiac by taking part in the Great Race! Discover who will come first to win the ultimate prize, and find out why Cat will never forgive his friend Rat in this ancient folk tale that has been passed from generation to generation. Praise for Deep in the Woods, the previous title from Christopher Corr: '... the book looks like a delectable candy box... There is a lesson here -- about friendship, and sharing -- but the book never feels plodding or pedantic... Which may be why the lesson just goes down like the truth.'
The Great Race recounts the exciting story of a century-long battle among automakers for market share, profit, and technological dominance—and the thrilling race to build the car of the future.
" Kevin O'Malley fans will cheer all the way to the finish line for this clever twist on the beloved fable.
Beginning readers will delight in this charming adaptation of the classic Thomas the Tank Engine story Thomas and Bertie. From the Trade Paperback edition.
When his friend Bertie the Bus challenges him to a race, Thomas really pours on the steam, in a train-shaped book with die-cut board pages and wheels.
Balto has a quiet life as a sled dog—until tragedy strikes.
The animals on the farm want to have a race. Who will win?
None of these races appear to be ancestral one to another, although the scanty remains of the Heidel- berg Man would indicate that he may have given rise to the later Neanderthals. Other than this possible affinity, the various races of ...
Retells the traditional tale of the tortoise and the hare as a match between the very vain Lever Lapin and Nate Turtle, who is tired of all of the publicity Lever's speed generates.
The fable is told in this re-creation of the origins of the Chinese zodiac. The Great Race sets in motion a timeless contest that pits creatures such as the ox,...
In a time when a flower is so rare that it is the grand prize of an annual race, Rou's only wish is to win for her grandma, who is haunted by memories of when flowers were once abundant.