Books with title Fantastic

Sisters Rose and Helena Montgomery love nothing more than to play creative games with their father. But one night, the light goes out from his eyes, and he mysteriously abandons them. Distraught, the girls numb their grief with mindless television shows about saltine crackers and offensive cartoon porcupines. But soon an invitation arrives from Fantasticademy, a fantasy school where children at risk of losing their creative spirit can train to become anything their imagination allows—superheroes, princesses, even vice principals if they’re unlikable enough.It is just what the girls need, far more interesting than crackers and rodents. But after exploring the school and making friends and enemies alike, the girls make a startling discovery. Their father’s soul has been kidnapped by a fallen angel with a taste for soul-banana smoothies. They must now test the biggest lesson of Fantasticademy—that nothing is impossible—to save him.

Filled with beautiful vivid pictures to keep children engaged combined with rhyming phases is a great way to introduce young children to Flamingos. A wonderful approach to familiarize a young child with Flamingos arranged to form a pictorial representation of the subject.My Fantastic Flamingo Book is a chance to combine writing and photography. The text has been written to appeal to the pre-school and the early school age child. It is also a great book for toddlers learning about Flamingos with great rhymes and the connection of a photograph. Photos are combined with a two line poetic verse to make a child think and smile. The book is told through learning about Flamingos with each photo clear, interesting, colorful and pleasing. Kids love actual pictures with different environments and will be able to correlate the Flamingo phrases with the photos. This is great for young children who are just learning about Flamingos and how to distinguish one photo from another. The photos paired up with a Flamingo reference have an educational value and is quite entertaining.

Sisters Rose and Helena Montgomery love nothing more than to play creative games with their father. But one night, the light goes out from his eyes, and he mysteriously abandons them. Distraught, the girls numb their grief with mindless television shows about saltine crackers and offensive cartoon porcupines. But soon an invitation arrives from Fantasticademy, a fantasy school where children at risk of losing their creative spirit can train to become anything their imagination allows—superheroes, princesses, even vice principals if they’re unlikable enough.It is just what the girls need, far more interesting than crackers and rodents. But after exploring the school and making friends and enemies alike, the girls make a startling discovery. Their father’s soul has been kidnapped by a fallen angel with a taste for soul-banana smoothies. They must now test the biggest lesson of Fantasticademy—that nothing is impossible—to save him.

Big Bruce the blue balloon, Linda the potato who loves everything pink, and Sylvester the carrot with long purple hair, find themselves in the middle of the most incredible adventure. It is one that proves to be quite simply ‘out of this world’. To tell you where they actually go to, and what they see and do, would spoil it for you. What I can tell you is that they need to save hundreds of new friends from huge danger. This is the third lot of adventures they face together. The first were in ‘Floating into Happiness’ and the second lot of adventures was in ‘Singing and Clapping’. You do not need to have read these two earlier stories to understand and enjoy ‘THAT’S FANTASTIC!’, though I hope you do. Right now it’s time to find out why my favourite three characters called the place they unexpectedly visited ‘’Out of this world’’. Have fun. Andrew Pender-Smith

Nobody outfoxes Fantastic Mr. Fox!Someone's been stealing from the three meanest farmers around, and they know the identity of the thief—it's Fantastic Mr. Fox! Working alone they could never catch him; but now fat Boggis, squat Bunce, and skinny Bean have joined forces, and they have Mr. Fox and his family surrounded. What they don't know is that they're not dealing with just any fox—Mr. Fox would rather die than surrender. Only the most fantastic plan can save him now.