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Books with title Calico Jungle

  • The Calico Jungle

    Dahlov Ipcar

    Hardcover (Islandport Press, Jan. 1, 2010)
    A mother gives her little boy a handmade quilt, but it's more than just a quilt. It's a whole world where fantastical animals run, hide, swim, and frolic in a calico jungle. The boy enters this wild landscape and travels through it. He spies calico birds pecking at fruits, sees calico elephants giving each other shower baths, discovers spotted horses, striped lions, and calico fish shining like jewels. As he nears the far side of the quilt, the animals he encounters are curled up asleep. The boy grows sleepy, too. His eyes close and he dreams that he is walking through the calico jungle, under the flowering trees, where all the strange and wonderful animals lived. This marvelous book by renowned artist and illustrator Dahlov Ipcar will spark every child's imagination, inspire them to question what is real, and invite them to explore a world full of color and possibility.
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  • Calico Jungle

    D. Ipcar

    Library Binding (Random House Childrens Books, Sept. 1, 1965)
    A little boy's imagination is stirred by the jungle scenes sewn into the design of his quilt
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  • The Calico Jungle

    Dahlov Ipcar

    Hardcover (Alfred A Knopf, March 15, 1965)
    A delightful children's story about a little boys calico jungle quilt that his mother made. Each night he would look at the quilt and the pretty calico jungle and see what animals, birds, etc. he could see. Some were easy to see and others weren't so easy because their calico colors blended in with the trees. When the boy finally gets to the end of the quilt where the sleeping animals lie he himself goes to sleep.
  • Jungle Cat

    J Ellis Jones

    language (, April 2, 2015)
    'Prowling, growling, In his favourite place sat, the wonderful, terrible, Jungle Cat.' Follow in short, fun verse as Jungle Cat shows off, teases a dog and steals sausages with his best friend Soot. In the end, is he the king of the concrete jungle or does he just pretend? A great read for kids on their own but even better when read with a parent or teacher. Try and guess the end rhyming words of each verse before you get there and Jungle Cat comes alive.
  • The calico jungle

    Dahlov Ipcar

    Hardcover (Elsevier Science Ltd, Jan. 1, 1968)
    A mother gives her little boy a handmade quilt, but it's more than just a quilt. It's a whole world where fantastical animals run, hide, swim, and frolic in a calico jungle. The boy enters this wild landscape and travels through it. He spies calico birds pecking at fruits, sees calico elephants giving each other shower baths, discovers spotted horses, striped lions, and calico fish shining like jewels. As he nears the far side of the quilt, the animals he encounters are curled up asleep. The boy grows sleepy, too. His eyes close and he dreams that he is walking through the calico jungle, under the flowering trees, where all the strange and wonderful animals lived. This marvelous book by renowned artist and illustrator Dahlov Ipcar will spark every child's imagination, inspire them to question what is real, and invite them to explore a world full of color and possibility.