Books published by publisher Zero To Ten

Enchanting descriptions and images abound in this whimsical guide to discovering fairies in everyday places. Different types of fairies—such as Fairy Queens, Flower Fairies, Tinkerbelles, and Angelicas—are delightfully illustrated and accompanied by a brief account of their skills, information on where these impish creatures make their homes, and what time of day they are most likely to be spotted. A final tip on identifying “fake fairies”—mean-spirited creatures who live on the edge of the Enchanted Forest—is also included between the glittered covers.

Shota is a young Lakota girl who lives in a contemporary American city. When the block that her family and friends live on is threatened by development, they use long-standing Lakota traditions to find a solution that saves their homes. In working together, they create a beautiful quilt that resolves more than just their problem. This story weaves together traditional folktale values with modern concerns for the urban environment and green issues. In addition to the beautiful folk-style native art illustrations, the complete text of the story is presented in Lakota as well as English.

Shota is a young Lakota girl who lives in a contemporary American city. When the block that her family and friends live on is threatened by development, they use long-standing Lakota traditions to find a solution that saves their homes. In working together, they create a beautiful quilt that resolves more than just their problem. This story weaves together traditional folktale values with modern concerns for the urban environment and green issues. In addition to the beautiful folk-style native art illustrations, the complete text of the story is presented in Lakota as well as English.

A mixture of art, photography, and large, clear type introduces children to fruits and vegetables. Printed on heavy-duty card and hand-stitched to ensure maximum longevity, these stunning books go far beyond just naming familiar foods. Each spread shows the name of the food alongside a clear photograph against a dramatic painted background. Upon opening the full-page foldout to look inside the fruit or vegetable, kids can see which need to be peeled before eating and which have seeds, stones, pits, or other interesting things inside.

A mixture of art, photography, and large, clear type introduces children to fruits and vegetables. Printed on heavy-duty card and hand-stitched to ensure maximum longevity, these stunning books go far beyond just naming familiar foods. Each spread shows the name of the food alongside a clear photograph against a dramatic painted background. Upon opening the full-page foldout to look inside the fruit or vegetable, kids can see which need to be peeled before eating and which have seeds, stones, pits, or other interesting things inside.

Printed in an edition limited to 100 copies. Not in Allen Bibliography. Bound in light grey cloth with a panel of black cloth on the back board. The initials "R J" in vermilion on front cover, title in vermilion on spine. Illustrated by Michele Forgeois. Each page is decorated with calligraphic initials or devices printed in the margin, in several different colors. Endpapers are vermilion paper. A very lovely edition of the play in the classic Allen style. 136+ 1 pages. cloth.. 4to..