Books with title Cloudland

Jane and Robbie are having trouble making friends after moving to a new town. When they ask their Uncle Josh for advice, he tells them an amazing story about how two other kids handled an even bigger problem. Actually, they weren’t kids at all, but two twin Snowflakes living in a wonderful world in the sky called Cloudland. The twins must overcome great obstacles to try to save their family, and they get help from someone who shouldn’t even be on Cloudland – a human from Earth! The story plays out within the theme of Cloudland as the source of some of our weather patterns and gives Jane and Robbie ideas for handling their own problem.

Jane and Robbie are having trouble making friends after moving to a new town. When they ask their Uncle Josh for advice, he tells them an amazing story about how two other kids handled an even bigger problem. Actually, they weren’t kids at all, but two twin Snowflakes living in a wonderful world in the sky called Cloudland. The twins must overcome great obstacles to try to save their family, and they get help from someone who shouldn’t even be on Cloudland – a human from Earth! The story plays out within the theme of Cloudland as the source of some of our weather patterns and gives Jane and Robbie ideas for handling their own problem.

While hiking in the mountains with his parents, Albert tumbles off a cliff—but is saved by the cloud children who utter magic words that make him very light and keep him from falling. Albert has a wonderful time jumping, swimming, painting, and racing in the sky with the cloud children. That is until he remembers his mother and father and his own little bed at home. It takes the cloud queen, the man in the moon, and a few more magic words to return Albert to earth.

Illustrated in full color. Only John Burningham--four-time winner of a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year award and twice the recipient of Britain's prestigious Kate Greenaway Award--could have created this subtle and magical fantasy about the dreams of childhood. While hiking in the mountains with his parents, Albert tumbles off a cliff--but is saved by the cloud children who utter magic words that make him very light and keep him from falling. Albert has a wonderful time jumping, swimming, painting, and racing in the sky with the cloud children (he even walks along the jet stream of an airplane!)...until he remembers his mother and father and his own little bed at home. It takes the cloud queen, the man in the moon, and a few more magic words to return Albert to earth. Glorious mixed-media illustrations leap from the oversize pages of this delightful new book by "one of the finest and most original writers at work today" (The New Yorker). A Book-of-the-Month Club Main Selection.

Illustrated in full color. Only John Burningham--four-time winner of a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year award and twice the recipient of Britain's prestigious Kate Greenaway Award--could have created this subtle and magical fantasy about the dreams of childhood. While hiking in the mountains with his parents, Albert tumbles off a cliff--but is saved by the cloud children who utter magic words that make him very light and keep him from falling. Albert has a wonderful time jumping, swimming, painting, and racing in the sky with the cloud children (he even walks along the jet stream of an airplane!)...until he remembers his mother and father and his own little bed at home. It takes the cloud queen, the man in the moon, and a few more magic words to return Albert to earth. Glorious mixed-media illustrations leap from the oversize pages of this delightful new book by "one of the finest and most original writers at work today" (The New Yorker). A Book-of-the-Month Club Main Selection.

King Nature needs help for a land no one knew existed, the neighboring world of Darkland. Bad things are going on there and they may be related to the disappearance of Robbie’s Uncle Josh. Robbie knows nothing of this until he and his friend Neely are summoned by the king and sent from his kingdom in Cloudland into Darkland. This weird land of perpetual half-light puts the boys in one dangerous situation after another. It’s a race at the end to escape two armies and see if they can restore some order, with the help of the most mysterious being of all.

Illustrated in full color. Only John Burningham--four-time winner of a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year award and twice the recipient of Britain's prestigious Kate Greenaway Award--could have created this subtle and magical fantasy about the dreams of childhood. While hiking in the mountains with his parents, Albert tumbles off a cliff--but is saved by the cloud children who utter magic words that make him very light and keep him from falling. Albert has a wonderful time jumping, swimming, painting, and racing in the sky with the cloud children (he even walks along the jet stream of an airplane!)...until he remembers his mother and father and his own little bed at home. It takes the cloud queen, the man in the moon, and a few more magic words to return Albert to earth. Glorious mixed-media illustrations leap from the oversize pages of this delightful new book by "one of the finest and most original writers at work today" (The New Yorker). A Book-of-the-Month Club Main Selection.

While hiking in the mountains with his parents, Albert tumbles off a cliff—but is saved by the cloud children who utter magic words that make him very light and keep him from falling. Albert has a wonderful time jumping, swimming, painting, and racing in the sky with the cloud children. That is until he remembers his mother and father and his own little bed at home. It takes the cloud queen, the man in the moon, and a few more magic words to return Albert to earth.

King Nature needs help for a land no one knew existed, the neighboring world of Darkland. Bad things are going on there and they may be related to the disappearance of Robbie’s Uncle Josh. Robbie knows nothing of this until he and his friend Neely are summoned by the king and sent from his kingdom in Cloudland into Darkland. This weird land of perpetual half-light puts the boys in one dangerous situation after another. It’s a race at the end to escape two armies and see if they can restore some order, with the help of the most mysterious being of all.