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The Bone Giant (Leapfrog World Tales)

The Bone Giant (Leapfrog World Tales)

by Graham Philpot (Illustrator), EvelynFoster (Author)

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    Paperback 2010

    $3.25

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    Hardcover 2009

    $4.34
Synopsis

Exciting stories from around the world told in fewer than 180 words, suitable for children who are starting to read independently. The series introduces readers to stories from other cultures and encourages them to find where the story comes from on a map. This tale comes from North America. Eagle the brave loves animals and birds. But when he sails to an island with a stranger to go bird-watching, he gets a nasty surprise...The tale has echoes of Jack the Giant-Killer - will a small boy defeat a mighty giant? Puzzles at the back of the book encourage children to reread and retell the story in their own words, and helps build vocabulary by matching words to characters.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 32
 Publisher: Franklin Watts
Published: 08 Jul 2010
ISBN 10: 0749686049
ISBN 13: 9780749686048
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years
 Book Overview: Brightly illustrated stories from different cultures simply retold in under 180 words, perfect for newly independent readers.

Author Bio
Evelyn Foster has worked as an actor and storyteller specialising in folklore and fairytale. She has run workshops on myth at the British Museum including spooky sleep-overs next to the Egyptian mummies ! \nShe has also done drama with disabled children and voice and \nconfidence coaching with teenagers. She has read to the blind, \nproduced columns for magazines and judged writing competitions in care homes. She has played good Shakesperean heroines, evil enchantresses ... and quite a lot of fairy godmothers ! \nHer stories, some original fairytales and some re-tellings, are mostly about mermaids and giants. They are designed to give children a love of reading and a passion for the past - as well as hope for the future. She has not yet seen either a mermaid or a giant - but she lives in hope!