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The Emperor's New Clothes
Hans Christian Andersen
Paperback (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Oct. 1, 1979)Virginia Lee Burton has added her own irrepressible humor in pictures and design to the tale children have loved for centuries. The Emperor, his court, and clothes -- or lack of them -- are ridiculous as only Hans Christian Andersen can make them. The whole is a delightful concoction.
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Hans Christian Andersen, Nadine Bernard Westcott
Hardcover (Little Brown and Company, Oct. 1, 1984)Book by Andersen, Hans Christian
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The Emperors New Clothes
Mike Gordon (artist), H. C Andersen Susanna Davidson
Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, )None
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The Emperor's New Clothes Gift Edition
Susannah Davidson, Mike Gordon
Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, March 31, 2005)Coinciding with the bicentenary of the birth of Hans Christian Andersen, comes this retelling of his comical fairytale about a fashion-crazy emperor who will stop at nothing to have the most talked-about outfit in the land! Amusingly illustrated throughout by award-winning cartoonist Mike Gordon. Young readers will treasure this gift edition, which is published in hardback with a ribbon marker. The Young Reading Series is designed to encourage independent reading and covers a range of subject matter, including the retelling of children's classics, fairytales, and a wide variety of narrative non-fiction.
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Hans Christian Andersen, John Rowe
Hardcover (Minedition, Sept. 1, 2004)Zany and entertaining illustrations offer a re-telling of the classic story of the vain emperor who is duped into wearing nothing at all.
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The Emperor’s New Clothes / 国王的新衣
Hans Andersen
eBook (Stingray, Jan. 1, 2013)“The Emperor’s New Clothes” is one of the well-known fairy tales of Hans Andersen. Each paragraph of this e-book is started with English and then followed by the Chinese translation and Chinese Pinyin. Whether one’s native language is English or Chinese, this book can benefit language learning through a familiar story. Publisher’s Note: Due to the limitation of some e-book readers, Graphic images are used to present Chinese characters and Chinese Pinyin.
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Hans Christian Andersen, Dorothee Duntze
Paperback (North-South Books, April 1, 1997)Virginia Lee Burton has added her own irrepressible humor in pictures and design to the tale children have loved for centuries. The Emperor, his court, and clothes -- or lack of them -- are ridiculous as only Hans Christian Andersen can make them. The whole is a delightful concoction.
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Emperor's New Clothes
Golden Books
Hardcover (Golden Books, Jan. 22, 1992)The emperor hires two underhanded tailors to make him a new suit of clothes from cloth with unusual properties, in a book with accompanying sound effects.
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Nina Filipek, Jacqueline East
Hardcover (Milly&Flynn, )None
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Sindy McKay, Toni Goffe
Hardcover (Treasure Bay Inc, July 1, 1998)An adaptation of the classic tale designed to be read together by both parent and child
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The Emperor's New Clothes: A Play for Kids
Susan Srikant
language (, June 4, 2015)It's showtime!The Emperor is having a parade! He wants to wear a brand new outfit so he sends his advisors to find the best tailors in all the land. But are the tailors really tailors?Get your friends together and have a blast performing this lighthearted play written especially for elementary aged kids. This book includes the script, prop and costume suggestions, three simple songs, and even some warm up exercises. For approximately 10 - 25 actors.Other plays in the Showbiz Series:Stone Soup: A Play for KidsRumpelstiltskin: A Play for KidsThe Elves and the Shoemaker: A Play for KidsThe Princess and the Pea: A Play for Kids The Little Red Hen: A Play for Kids
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The emperor's new clothes
H. C Andersen
Hardcover (Maxton Publishers, March 15, 1948)"The Emperor's New Clothes" (Danish: Kejserens nye Klæder) is a short tale by Hans Christian Andersen about two weavers who promise an Emperor a new suit of clothes that is invisible to those unfit for their positions, stupid, or incompetent. When the Emperor parades before his subjects in his new clothes, a child cries out, "But he isn't wearing anything at all!"