Books with title Poster Book

Three times the scares, three times the tears, third time's the charm - HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN, the third installment of the classic series, apparates into multiplexes this summer.Thirty full-size portraits of the actors we've come to love, including Daniel Radcliffe [Harry], Rupert Grint [Ron], Emma Watson [Hermoine], and Robbie Coltrane [Hagrid]. Acclaimed British actor Michael Gambon steps into Dumbledore's robes, and Gary Oldman makes a properly sinister Sirius Black.***New! Quotes from the beloved novel on each poster. ***

Fans of the band and the TV show will love the full-color posters and postcards from this book that also includes one oversized pull-out poster! Readers can plaster their bedroom or locker with photos galore of pop sensations Kevin, Joe, and Nick singing, dancing, and flashing those famous smiles. Plus, devotees can share the fun with friends by sending them one or more of the 16 JONAS postcards included!

Sixteen-year-old Gray Fallon's life is looking pretty good. His easygoing parents -- a university science professor and silkscreen artist -- are happy for him to entertain his friends in his suburban basement. A part-time job at the Cineplex, the occasional beer or joint, a smart, funny best friend, a hot new girlfriend -- things couldn't really be any better. Then Gray's twelve-year-old science nerd sister, Maggie, is diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Gray learns that the cancer may have environmental causes and sets out to uncover the cause and make Maggie better. His research reveals that silkscreen chemicals may be responsible for Maggie's illness. His mother's subsequent breakdown and father's anger finally drive him to quit school and seek haven at an organic farm. However, there is no escaping the reality of Maggie's illness, and the climax, written with wisdom, compassion and a complete lack of easy sentimentality, is a tour de force.

Sixteen-year-old Gray Fallon’s life is looking pretty good. His easygoing parents let him entertain his friends in their basement "sweet," complete with TV, video games, and hot tub. A part-time job at the Cineplex; the occasional beer or joint; a smart, funny best friend; a hot new girlfriend — things couldn’t be better. Then Gray’s 12-year-old science-nerd sister, Maggie, contracts a rare form of cancer. When he learns the cancer may have environmental origins, Gray sets out to investigate and make Maggie better. While his mother joins his crusade, Gray’s father, to his son’s disgust, only wants to celebrate what’s left of his daughter’s life. Eventually Gray’s obsessive campaign alienates his friends. When his research indicates silkscreen chemicals may have caused the cancer, his mother’s subsequent breakdown and his father’s anger drive him to quit school and seek haven at an organic farm run by an older couple. What will Gray do next? Dede Crane’s acute observation of teen bravado, vulnerability, humor, and self-righteousness, coupled with a serious theme handled with sensitivity and directness, makes Poster Boy an unforgettable read.

Japan's #1 Puppy Art Franchise!THE DOG puppies are photographed with a fish eye lens at unique angels known as "strange ratio", creating an adorable image.Pups Gone WildDidja know: Dalmatians dogs are born solid white?Pugs are believed to have originated before 400 bc?And some Chihuahuas weigh as little as 2 pounds?Now's you can get up close and personal with some of your favorite pooches! The Official Dog Poster book is packed with pictures of pups, silly facts, and more!*Paws down it's the only book you'll need.

Sixteen-year-old Gray Fallon’s life is looking pretty good. His easygoing parents -- a university science professor and silkscreen artist -- are happy for him to entertain his friends in his suburban basement “sweet,” complete with TV, pingpong table, video games and access to the outdoor hottub. Part-time job at the Cineplex, the occasional beer or joint, a smart, funny best friend, a hot new girlfriend -- things couldn’t really be any better. Then Gray’s twelve-year-old science nerd sister, Maggie, is diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. When he learns that the cancer may have environmental causes, Gray sets out to uncover the cause and make Maggie better. Crane captures the teenage voice keenly, with all their bravado, self-righteousness, irreverent humor and vulnerability.

With more than 800,000 species identified, and many still unknown to us, the animal kingdom is a fascinating subject. Budding zoologists can get up close and personal with some of the most amazing creatures in the air, on the land, and in the sea in this stunning new title, Animals.Filled with full-color photos, illustrations, layered acetate diagrams, engaging text, and two jumbo color posters, Animals explores detailed aspects of anatomy, behavior, habitat, and conservation in a kid-friendly style.