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Books with title The Tallest Snowman

  • The Snowman

    Raymond Briggs

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 8, 2019)
    The beloved, award-winning classic The Snowman celebrates its 40th anniversary! One winter's night, a little boy's snowman comes to life—and a magical adventure begins. . . .Raymond Briggs's The Snowman perfectly illustrates the wonder and innocence of childhood.On a snowy winter night, a young boy builds a snowman in hopes that it will come to life. When his wish comes true, the boy and his snowman share silly and tender moments--dressing up, sneaking around the house, skateboarding, and much more. Eventually, they soar through the beautiful night sky before saying good night. Briggs's wordless tale relates a story about imagination and friendship, as well as love and loss. This board book edition of The Snowman is a perfect gift for the holidays.
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  • The Tallest Snowman

    Marcie Aboff, Sara Jean Gray

    Paperback (Picture Window Books, Jan. 1, 2008)
    Dan and Sue are sure they can build a snowman taller than a tree - even if John and Zack don’t believe them. Rulers, yardsticks, and tape measures are useful tools for Dan and Sue, but will the snowman measure up?
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  • SNOWMAN, THE

    Raymond Briggs

    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 6, 1998)
    Raymond Briggs’s timeless winter story is now available as a Nifty-Lift-and-Look flap book, with over 35 flaps inside!
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  • The Snowman

    R.L. Stine

    Paperback (Scholastic Point, March 15, 1992)
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  • The Talking Snowman

    Lois Gladys Leppard

    Paperback (Skylark, Feb. 13, 2001)
    Young Mandie Shaw mysteries combine the best aspects of Nancy Drew with the Little House books.Winter has arrived in Charley Gap! There's so much snow that Mandie and Joe make a huge snowman in Mandie's front yard. One night, after her family is asleep, Mandie hears someone talking outside her bedroom window. No one is there except the snowman. And he can't talk . . . or can he? The answer is a surprise to everyone--including Mandie!--in this spirited mystery with a heartwarming solution.
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  • The Snowman

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    Board book (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 15, 1750)
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  • The LAST Snowman

    JC Little

    language (Little Animation Inc., Nov. 26, 2013)
    “This afternoon it snowed. It was probably one of the last snows of the winter, so it was lovely sticky snow…perfect for making a snowman.” So begins the funny and poignant tale of a teenage girl and a dangerously tall snowman.From the kitchen window, a mother watches her teenage daughter build one last snowman in the fresh spring snow. The girl works diligently, and with some help from her little brother, she constructs a dashing giant. But wet snow and gravity take their toll, leaving a young girl who has perhaps loved and lost for the very first time. The LAST Snowman is a book with timeless appeal for children and adults alike. Award-winning story artist JC Little has playfully captured a tender “moment” in family life, marking the ephemeral grace between childhood and adolescence. Praise for The LAST Snowman:“Loved this sweet story! It’s not easy being a 14 year old girl… but thankfully mom can still make it all better. With the help of hot chocolate, that is.” – Jill Smokler, New York Times bestselling author of Confessions of a Scary Mommy"The LAST Snowman beautifully captures the melting away of two seasons: Winter and childhood." – Annie @ PhD in Parenting Blog"Many people can tell a story. But no one can draw a story like JC Little. If The Last Snowman doesn't melt your heart, then clearly, you have a heart of coal!"– Tracy Beckerman, syndicated columnist and author of Lost in Suburbia: A Momoir"What a sweet little illustration/story - such a vivid snapshot of a moment between mother and daughter. JC is a truly talented artist." – ML Philpott, writer & artist.About JC Little:Montreal-based JC Little is an award-winning author, blogger and an award-nominated animation director, with a career spanning more than 30 years. Her background includes new media, commercials, feature films, and the Disney-syndicated and Gemini-nominated kids’ TV show My Life Me. She has written and illustrated four books, and is best known online as The Animated Woman. JC lives in a messy house with her lovely English husband and three fantastically opinionated children.
  • The Snowman

    Raymond Briggs

    Hardcover (Godfrey Cave Associates Ltd, Dec. 16, 1995)
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  • The Snowman

    Raymond Briggs

    Library Binding (Random House Books for Young Readers, Sept. 7, 1999)
    Based on Raymond Briggs's classic, this beautiful illustrated Step into Reading book describes the exciting things that happen to James and his magical snowman.
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  • The Littlest Snowman

    E. J. Sullivan, Judith Mitchell

    Hardcover (Cliff Road Books, Oct. 1, 2005)
    The Littlest Snowman was worried. He had to make sure there was snow for Christmas. Otherwise, Santa Claus might not be able to come to Lily and Bo's house. So his journey begins and takes him from an ice cream truck to a refrigerated train car, on the back of a giant bird to a scary confrontation with the giant snowmen who live at the North Pole. Finally, the Littlest Snowman makes it to Santa's house on Christmas Eve. But is he too late? Will he find a way to save Christmas for the children he loves?
  • The Snowman

    Raymond Briggs

    Library Binding
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  • The Snowman

    Raymond Briggs

    Spiral-bound (Ladybird Books Ltd, July 10, 2004)
    A wonderful hand puppet book based on Raymond Briggs's classic, The Snowman. A little boy built a Snowman, and the Snowman came to life! Re-enact the magic of The Snowman with this brilliantly interactive hand puppet book - wave hello, cuddle and play with the Snowman as he is brought to life! Raymond Briggs is one of our most respected and beloved artists. Born in Wimbledon in 1934, he studied at the Slade School of Fine Art and went on to produce a treasure trove of work. He has created characters that are now icons for generations of children, including Fungus the Bogeyman, Father Christmas and, of course, the beloved Snowman. His original Mother Goose was published in 1966, it won the prestigious Kate Greenaway Award in 1967 and is now back in print over 40 years later.
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