books by Vivienne Flesher

books by Vivienne Flesher

books:

Vivienne Flesher

Naomi Shihab Nye

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1997

Poet writes children's books
Naomi Shihab Nye is an excellent poet. This childrens book has depth and poetic style that will please the adult reading it and challenge the imagination of the child.

American Illustration 26 (American Illustration)

Marcel Dzama, Brad Holland, ...

Amilus, Inc., 2008

Great result
By purchasing this book on amazon I had it in my hot little hands before it hit the shelves here in Australia, and for two thirds of the retail price! The book arrived on time and undamaged, a great result all round.

An Mei's Strange and Wondrous Journey

Stephan Molnar-Fenton, illustrator Vivienne Flesher

DK CHILDREN, 1998

An Mei's Strange and Wondrous Journey
Having adopted 2 daughters from China, this book tells exactly ones thoughts, and what one has to do while in China. It is a warm story, based on a true life experience. This book is a keepsake and is a must for anyone thinking of adopting from china.

East of the Sun, West of the Moon (We All Have Tales)
D. J. Machale

Rabbit Ears, 1992

A poetic version of the beloved Norwegian folk tale traces the fortunes of a young girl sacrificed to a life of slavery by her peasant family in exchange for wealth.

Cinnamon (Artful Kitchen)
Lou Seibert Pappas, Vivienne Flesher

Chronicle Books, 1994

Versatile and enticingly fragrant, cinnamon has been highly prized for centuries in cuisines around the world. This collection of 33 savory and sweet recipes from Indian, Mexican, Middle Eastern, European, and American culinary traditions celebrates the myriad uses of cinnamon. Pastel illustrations throughout.

Alfred's Nose

Katherine Tegen Books, 2008

Fun and imaginative book
This is a fun and imaginative book with great photography. Children and adults will enjoy the book alike. Especially if you have a "Frenchie". Alfred is adorable.

A Woman's Book of Days: I Will Not Die an Unlived Life
Dawna Markova

Brush Dance, 2001

SANCTUARY: A Tale of Life in the Woods

Paul Monette

Scribner, 1997

teaching compassion to children
the most important aspect of a tale is its moral lesson: the point here is acceptance. as a gay author monette was interested in helping people in general to understand and accept those of alternative gender/sexuality/health status. he was excrutiatingly honest and ...