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Books with author Meg Clibbon

  • The Fairyspotters Guide

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Zero To Ten, April 1, 2007)
    Enchanting descriptions and images abound in this whimsical guide to discovering fairies in everyday places. Different types of fairies—such as Fairy Queens, Flower Fairies, Tinkerbelles, and Angelicas—are delightfully illustrated and accompanied by a brief account of their skills, information on where these impish creatures make their homes, and what time of day they are most likely to be spotted. A final tip on identifying “fake fairies”—mean-spirited creatures who live on the edge of the Enchanted Forest—is also included between the glittered covers.
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  • Fairyland Olympics

    Meg Clibbon

    Paperback (Zero to Ten, Oct. 22, 2008)
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  • Imagine You're a Knight!

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Paperback (Annick Press, Sept. 3, 2005)
    A gallant guide to knightly know-how. The life of a knight is not an easy one. It takes bravery and skill to battle a dragon...and a really fast car doesn't hurt. Charge into Imagine You're a Knight! and enter a kingdom of imagination, knightly secrets, and fun. Aspiring squires will learn the importance of a well-equipped quest: armor (as many as twenty pieces), polish for making it shine, sword and shield, and carrots for their trusty steed. They'll also discover the difference between quests, tasks, and adventures, the downsides of dragon-battling, and the need for tournaments when dragons are in short supply. Charmingly linked with tales of bravery (meet the Knights of the Round Table), laudable activities (design a coat of arms, feast on Eggscalibread), and details of knightly life, Imagine You're a Knight! also dazzles with daring illustrations.
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  • Imagine You're a Mermaid

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Annick Press, Sept. 6, 2003)
    A merrily alluring guide to the realm of mermaids. If you've ever heard the call to be such a creature, Imagine You're a Mermaid! is the guide for you! Awash with information on all things mermaid, this book offers tips on what to wear (seashell tiaras and seaweed hair extensions), where to live (in coral castles with turrets of pearl), and what to do (look beautiful and maybe make some mischief). Dripping with mermaid tales, sea scenes, and even some treats to try (mer-ingues, anyone?), and saturated with stunning artwork (including watercolors, of course Imagine You're a Mermaid! is guaranteed to drown your boredom. Key Features: Fun to read, look at, and do activities Eye-catching illustrations complement delightfully silly descriptions
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  • Knight!

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, Sept. 30, 2003)
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  • Imagine You're a Fairy!

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Paperback (Annick Press, Sept. 7, 2002)
    An enchanting guide for anyone who's ever dreamt of being a fairy! Did you know that fairies can be short, small, fat, tall, or thin? Whatever they look like, all fairies are very clever and very magical. And have you ever wondered where fairies live? This offbeat and highly amusing guide describes the essentials for any child who decides to become a fairy: a magic wand, flying shoes, a cloak of invisibility, glitter, and a regal expression. This book offers masses of practical information. Within these pages, readers will discover everything they need to know about fairy outfits and clothes, equipment and accessories. There's even detailed information on magic and spells. Young fairies might choose the spell for good luck or the one for making general mischief. And be sure to check out the pages on wands and flying practice, both critical to a successful career as a fairy. You will also find out about fairy godmothers and the code of conduct that fairies must obey. Full of imagination and a quirky sense of humor that will hit kids' funny bone, this is a hugely entertaining book on the upside-down world of fairies. And there could be no better person to illustrate it than Lucy Loveheart, who must have been a fairy once herself.
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  • My World of Shimmering Mermaids

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Paperback (Meg and Lucy Books, April 1, 2011)
    Expanding children's natural curiosity about the world, this engaging series introduces kids to the power of imagination. Fascinating details on the life of mermaids—from the first swimming lesson to classes in hair decoration, jewelry making, and shell identification—and beautiful color illustrations with a touch of sparkle make this manual perfect for all would-be mermaids.
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  • Imagine You're a Pirate

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Paperback (Annick Press, Sept. 1, 2002)
    Did you know that some pirates are big and strong while others are thin and cunning? Pirates can come in many different shapes and sizes, but all are very, very wicked! This amusingly twisted guide tells you just what you need to be a pirate: an eye patch, a hook, a handkerchief, and an earring. Pirates look for treasure, steal ships, and need to know how to walk a plank. There’s so much more to say about pirates (not the least of which is that they like to drink lots of grog and then sing pirate songs). Children will devour the information in this book. It is funny and entertaining, amusingly twisted, and will appeal to the insatiable interest in the wicked world of pirates.
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  • Imagine You're a Wizard

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Paperback (Annick Press, Sept. 6, 2003)
    A playfully spellbinding guide to the world of wizardry! Did you know that some wizards are young and good-looking while others are old with long beards? Or that all wizards are clever and bossy and love showing off? That's why they wear such peculiar clothes. For any budding young magic-maker, Imagine You're a Wizard! offers all you need to learn the tricks of the trade. From where to live (try a twisty, turning turret in a chilly, creepy castle) to what to wear (pointed hats are a must, as are rubber boots for muddy forests), author Meglin offers up wizarding tips aplenty. Bursting with wizard lore, wands to make, and even some spells to try, and glowing with enchanting illustrations by Lucy Lightning, Imagine You're a Wizard! is a guaranteed charmer. Key Features: Wizards are a wildly popular topic Fun to read, look at, and do activities Eye-catching illustrations complement delightfully silly descriptions
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  • Imagine You're a Wizard

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Annick Press, Sept. 6, 2003)
    A playfully spellbinding guide to the world of wizardry! Did you know that some wizards are young and good-looking while others are old with long beards? Or that all wizards are clever and bossy and love showing off? That's why they wear such peculiar clothes. For any budding young magic-maker, Imagine You're a Wizard! offers all you need to learn the tricks of the trade. From where to live (try a twisty, turning turret in a chilly, creepy castle) to what to wear (pointed hats are a must, as are rubber boots for muddy forests), author Meglin offers up wizarding tips aplenty. Bursting with wizard lore, wands to make, and even some spells to try, and glowing with enchanting illustrations by Lucy Lightning, Imagine You're a Wizard! is a guaranteed charmer. Key Features: Wizards are a wildly popular topic Fun to read, look at, and do activities Eye-catching illustrations complement delightfully silly descriptions
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  • Imagine You're a Ballerina

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Annick Press, Sept. 12, 2006)
    The life of a ballerina is not just about looking lovely and dancing divinely. There are feet to care for, tutus to fluff... And just what is the secret to preventing dizziness from all that spinning? Leap into Imagine You're a Ballerina! and take center stage in an elegant ballet of the imagination. Budding ballerinas will learn important vocabulary (know your prima from your pirouette), costume tips (Swan Lake outfits should, in fact, never get wet) and hairstyle suggestions (beware long locks that tangle other dancers). They'll also find advice on accessories, more "do's" and "don'ts" of ballet, and some fascinating facts from the history of dance. Complete with story snippets of famous ballets, ballet-themed crafts for aspiring artists, and tongue-in-cheek details of all things ballerina, Imagine You're a Ballerina! is sure to lift young readers' imaginations.
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  • Magical Creatures

    Meg Clibbon, Lucy Clibbon

    Hardcover (Annick Press, Sept. 1, 2006)
    Dragons and giants and trolls, oh my! Storybook legends tell of a whole menagerie of imaginary creatures. Who better to playfully explore these beasts than those impresarios of imagination, Meg and Lucy Clibbon? This creative team presents a fun-filled guide to more than 20 mythical beings. Prepare to meet creatures great (bad-tempered giants are best avoided) and small (dwarves are small in stature but big on brains). You’ll also encounter old favorites—from the mysterious Sphinx to the elusive Loch Ness Monster—and new surprises, like the Australian Bunyip. Other featured creatures include, Unicorns, Trolls, Mermaids, The Phoenix, Centaurs, Werewolves, Fairies Playful profiles for each offer a description spiced with the wit and luscious illustrations of the beasts and the panoramic landscapes they occupy.
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