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Author: Pam Holden Publisher: Flying Start Books ISBN: 1776853180 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 20
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Do you like using scissors? What do you like to cut? Mrs Snip Snap loves to cut things with her scissors. She likes to snip all kinds of things.
Author: Pam Holden Publisher: Flying Start Books ISBN: 1776853180 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 20
Book Description
Do you like using scissors? What do you like to cut? Mrs Snip Snap loves to cut things with her scissors. She likes to snip all kinds of things.
Author: Pam Holden Publisher: Flying Start Books ISBN: 1776547659 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 20
Book Description
Do you like using scissors? What do you like to cut? Mrs Snip Snap loves to cut things with her scissors. She likes to snip all kinds of things.
Author: Steven Millhauser Publisher: Vintage ISBN: 0307787389 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 323
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A parody of a literary biography starring a 10-year-old novelist who is mysteriously dead at 11—from the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Martin Dressler. As a memorial, Edwin Mullhouse's best friend, Jeffrey Cartwright, decides that the life of this great American writer must be told. He follows Edwin's development from his preverbal first noises through his love for comic books to the fulfillment of his literary genius in the remarkable novel, Cartoons.
Author: Peter Rushforth Publisher: MacAdam/Cage Publishing ISBN: 9781931561990 Category : Characters and characteristics in literature Languages : en Pages : 756
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A sprawling stream-of-conscious novel set primarily in the head of Alice Pinkerton at the dawn of the twentieth century. Alice isn't yet ready for the new age; she's a vestige of Victorian times, a "madwoman" living on the third floor (not in the attic, she insists) of her family's home. "No one was as close to her as words on a page," Alice muses, and indeed, she relates more to characters from the novels of George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte, and Charles Reade than to the people who surround her, especially the thoroughly modern socialite Mrs. Albert Comstock, who represents everything Alice hates. Alice's doctor, who seeks to cure her of her "malady," proclaims, "Imagination is an impediment to progress." For Alice, there's no more chilling sentiment.
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