Books with title Animal Faces

The farmer's lovable pet dogs and the other animals living on a farm pass their time playing the game of tag. The farm has a six-foot fence surrounding it, protecting the farm animals from larger wild animals living in the near-by black forest. One day a large hungry coyote jumps over the fence into the barnyard, and it is up to the farmer's pet dogs, Omni and Baby, and the other animals to send the coyote back over the fence with the help of an unsuspecting friend.

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Who better than Anthony Browne to give the traditional ANIMAL FAIR a whole new spin - along with a few flips, pulls, and pop-ups?I went to the animal fair. The birds and the beasts were there.The big baboon, by the light of the moon,Was combing his auburn hair.For the first time, acclaimed children’s book artist Anthony Browne puts his mastery into motion - with a trip to the Animal Fair! Inspired by the well-known verse, this exuberant excursion features animals of all kinds twirling on rides, falling out of bunks, sliding down elephants’ trunks, and performing other surprising stunts, with a little help from their friends, of course. Children who love to pull tabs, turn wheels, and flip flaps - not to mention Anthony Browne fans of all stripes - will want to visit this topsy-turvy fair again and again.

A stunning hardback edition of the classic novel.Animal Farm is one of the most famous warnings ever written. Orwell's immortal satire — 'against Stalin' as he wrote to his French translator — can be read on many levels. With its piercing clarity and deceptively simple style it is no surprise that this novel is required reading for schoolchildren and politicians alike. This fable of the steadfast horses Boxer and Clover, the opportunistic pigs Snowball and Napoleon, and the deafening choir of sheep remains an unparalleled masterpiece.One reviewer wrote "In a hundred years' time perhaps Animal Farm... may simply be a fairy story: today it is a fairy story with a good deal of point." Over sixty years on in the age of spin, it is more relevant than ever.Rejected by such eminent publishing figures as Victor Gollancz, Jonathan Cape and T.S. Eliot, Animal Farm was published to great acclaim by Martin Secker and Warburg on August 17, 1945 in an edition of 4500 copies. In the centenary year of Martin Secker, Ltd., Harvill Secker is proud to publish this special edition with a new introduction.

A stunning hardback edition of the classic novel.Animal Farm is one of the most famous warnings ever written. Orwell's immortal satire — 'against Stalin' as he wrote to his French translator — can be read on many levels. With its piercing clarity and deceptively simple style it is no surprise that this novel is required reading for schoolchildren and politicians alike. This fable of the steadfast horses Boxer and Clover, the opportunistic pigs Snowball and Napoleon, and the deafening choir of sheep remains an unparalleled masterpiece.One reviewer wrote "In a hundred years' time perhaps Animal Farm... may simply be a fairy story: today it is a fairy story with a good deal of point." Over sixty years on in the age of spin, it is more relevant than ever.Rejected by such eminent publishing figures as Victor Gollancz, Jonathan Cape and T.S. Eliot, Animal Farm was published to great acclaim by Martin Secker and Warburg on August 17, 1945 in an edition of 4500 copies. In the centenary year of Martin Secker, Ltd., Harvill Secker is proud to publish this special edition with a new introduction.