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Spaghetti Eddie

Ryan SanAngelo

Hardcover (Boyds Mills Press, Sept. 1, 2002)

A boy who loves spaghetti finds numerous and humorous ways to use pasta.

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In this book aimed at early readers, an acclaimed contemporary cartoonist rebooted the classic character Eddie Spaghetti (Uri Kaduri), beloved by generations of Hebrew-language readers. Eddie, accompanied by his big goofy dog, goes fishing in his goldfish bowl, saws the legs off a too-high table, and takes a bath with his clothes on! The bright colors, lively drawings, and sing-songy rhymes will delight young readers as they follow along Eddie’s lighthearted mischief. Originally created by Israeli artist Aryeh Navon and Lea Golberg in the 1930s, Rutu Modan offers her own playful take on this classic character for a new, international generation of young readers. These comics were specifically created for children age three and up. Full-color illustrations throughout.

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Eddie That's Spaghetti

Christa Blaney, Mark Wayne Adams

Paperback (Southern Yellow Pine (SYP) Publishing LLC, Jan. 1, 2019)

Eddie Wallaby is always trying to sneak the Sunday dinner! And his family is always telling him no. “Eddie, that’s spaghetti!” they say, and then try to distract him in another way. Finally, Eddie’s family agrees that Eddie isn’t being a hog—he’s just being a dog!

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Freddie's Spaghetti

Charlotte Doyle

Paperback (unknown, )

It's easy - and fun - to help your child learn to read! Pictureback Readers offer lively, satisfying stories that are told with just 50 or fewer words! And as part of each book there are mini learning cards, compete with suggestions for games, riddles, and other fun ways to use them with your child. This exciting new series makes it easy for children to become early readers!

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Eddie, That's Spaghetti

Christa Blaney, Mark Wayne Adams

Hardcover (Southern Yellow Pine Publishing, LLC, March 15, 2018)

Eddie Wallaby is always trying to sneak the Sunday dinner! And his family is always telling him no. "Eddie, that's spaghetti!" they say, and then try to distract him in another way. Finally, Eddie's family agrees that Eddie isn't being a hog-he's just being a dog!

Spaghetti Eddie

Ryan SanAngelo, Jackie Urbanovic

Paperback (Boyds Mills Press, Sept. 1, 2009)

The hero of this quirky urban folktale is a helpful boy named Eddie, who faces life's problems with a bowl of spaghetti at the ready. In Eddie's hands, this commonplace pasta becomes a new shoelace, a fishing net, and a set of guitar strings. Then Eddie's way with a meatball pays off in an emergency, making him a neighborhood hero. He even acquires a spaghetti-loving dog along the way. Ryan SanAngelo's slightly wacky tale reminds us all that any problem can be solved with the help of a properly nourished imagination, and Jackie Urbanovic's comic illustrations ensure fun on every page.

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Eddie Spaghetti

Rutu Modan

eBook (Fantagraphics, Feb. 6, 2019)

Eddie, accompanied by his big goofy dog, goes fishing in his goldfish bowl, saws the legs off a too-high table, and takes a bath with his clothes on! The bright colors, lively drawings, and sing-songy rhymes will delight young readers as they follow along Eddie’s lighthearted mischief. Originally created by Israeli artist Aryeh Navon and Lea Golberg in the 1930s, Rutu Modan offers her own playful take on this classic character for a new, international generation of young readers.