Books with title Killer Gorilla

Celebrate thirty years of a classic picture book by one of today’s most celebrated author-illustrators! A special anniversary edition.Hannah loves gorillas and longs to see a real one. Unfortunately, her father is always too busy — or too tired — to take her to the zoo. But on the night before her birthday, something extraordinary happens and Hannah’s wish finally comes true. Anthony Browne’s classic story of a girl’s moonlit night of adventure, courtesy of a surprising and kindly friend, returns in a larger trim size with striking cover art by the artist for the book’s thirtieth anniversary.

A thrilling new picture book from this best-selling team, timed to coincide with release of the forthcoming King Kong movie.A little mouse loses her baby, but just as she starts looking, out of the rain forest looms a huge gorilla, so she starts running for her life — past a Panda in China, a Koala in Australia, and even through New York. She finally gets too tired in the Arctic, and the gorilla catches up with her. He has been trying to return her little baby, and he asks “Who were you running from, Mouse?”Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross have been described as “one of the classic picture book partnerships.”From the Hardcover edition.

A thrilling new picture book from this best-selling team, timed to coincide with release of the forthcoming King Kong movie.A little mouse loses her baby, but just as she starts looking, out of the rain forest looms a huge gorilla, so she starts running for her life — past a Panda in China, a Koala in Australia, and even through New York. She finally gets too tired in the Arctic, and the gorilla catches up with her. He has been trying to return her little baby, and he asks “Who were you running from, Mouse?”Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross have been described as “one of the classic picture book partnerships.”

"God Killer is the conclusion to the Redneck Apocalypse we deserved." —DJ Bodden, author of The Black Year SagaThe disturbing final chapter in the award-winning Redneck Apocalypse series.The last battle for Earth is here.Rivers of blood are going to flow.Anyone who doesn’t die in the first hemorrhage is going to wish they had.What readers are saying about the Redneck Apocalypse series:"It is gritty. It is in your face. And it is fantastic. Ever wondered what the end of the world would look like? Just turn the page." ~Daisy C."I'm still reeling from this unbelievable experience and my body is slowly recovering from the rush. What a buzz! 5 stars, and I'll throw in the moon and the sun too!" ~Silvia"Twin Peaks meets Supernatural meets American Horror Story" ~Philip A. McClimon, author of the Human Extinction Level Loss series "Superbly well written and flawlessly edited; it's a genuine pleasure to read. The action starts right from the git-go and never lets up." ~schutzenschnurr"It's distinct. It's engrossing. It's genuinely strange (in the haunting, striking good way.) Many times I felt like I could feel the force, the sheer desperation with which this was imagined. Under the surface, there is such intensity, angst and anguish." ~Tim McBain, co-author of the Awake in the Dark series"Deep, interesting characters whose scars, tats, and broken bones mesh to form an odd kind of pre-apocalyptic beauty..." ~DJ Bodden, author of The Black Year Saga"I would not recommend this book unless you mentally prepare yourself for a bumpy, twisted ride, filled with a huge heaping of soul-sucking darkness, but if you can take it, this book is well worth reading." ~James Hunter, author of the Yancy Lazarus novels

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Anthony Browne's incomparable artwork illuminates the deeply satisfying story of a lonely girl, a friendly gorilla, and their enchanted night out. Hannah spends all of her time reading gorilla books, watching gorilla TV shows, and drawing gorilla pictures. She has gorillas on her bedside lamp and even on her box of cereal. Hannah loves gorillas and longs to see a real one, but her father is always too busy - or too tired - to take her to the zoo. Then, on the night before her birthday, something extraordinary happens - and Hannah's wish comes gloriously true. 30th anniversary edition

Anthony Browne’s incomparable artwork illuminates the deeply satisfying story of a lonely girl, a friendly gorilla, and their enchanted night out.Hannah spends all of her time reading gorilla books, watching gorilla TV shows, and drawing gorilla pictures. She has gorillas on her bedside lamp and even on her box of cereal. Hannah loves gorillas and longs to see a real one, but her father is always too busy - or too tired - to take her to the zoo. Then, on the night before her birthday, something extraordinary happens - and Hannah’s wish comes gloriously true.

Anthony Browne’s incomparable artwork illuminates the deeply satisfying story of a lonely girl, a friendly gorilla, and their enchanted night out.Hannah spends all of her time reading gorilla books, watching gorilla TV shows, and drawing gorilla pictures. She has gorillas on her bedside lamp and even on her box of cereal. Hannah loves gorillas and longs to see a real one, but her father is always too busy - or too tired - to take her to the zoo. Then, on the night before her birthday, something extraordinary happens - and Hannah’s wish comes gloriously true.

The Full Flight series of reading books are for children and young adults aged 8 to 14 and over who are struggling to read. Each book has been carefully written for those with a reading age of approximately 7 to 8, but are packed full of adventure and brilliant illustrations to really grab the reader interest.Somebody has kidnapped City Zoo’s baby gorilla. He needs to be rescued but only Giselle knows how to find him.