Books with title The Hedgehog Feast

This beautiful book is based on a world-famous animation In 2003, an international film jury in Tokyo declared Hedgehog in the Fog to be the best animated film of all time Showcases colorful high-quality illustrations from an award-winning artist Sure to delight children of all ages "I've loved the films of Yuri Norstein for years now. I first saw'Hedgehog in the Fog' as a film student in the early 1980s and became instantlyenchanted. Like many I was immediately drawn into his sensual world by therichness of the aural and visual landscapes he creates. Norstein's films are magicaland atmospheric, lovingly and masterfully executed. His story-telling andillustration style is earthy and rich in symbols which are beautiful inthemselves - but one senses there is a lot more hidden behind them." NickPark, The creator of Wallace and Gromit and ChickenRun and four times Oscar-winner Hedgehog in the Fog is an international bestseller whichhas already been published in many languages. The book is based on FrancescaYarbusova's sketches to the award-winning animated film directed by YuriNorstein. It is about the adventures of the philosophical little Hedgehog onhis way to meet with his friend Bear. Along the way Hedgehog enters into amysterious fog in which he encounters a horse, a dog, an owl, and a fish. Also available in the Norstein & Yarbusova Collection - abeautiful series of children's picture books based on the art of famous Russianartists and animators Yuri Norstein and Francesca Yarbusova are: TheFox and the Hare ISBN: 9780984586714 and MishmashISBN: 9780984586745. Sergey Kozlov is a famous Russian children's writer, poet,and author of many books, songs and screenplays for children. He is thelaureate of Russian literature awards. Yuri Norstein isa distinguished Russian animator and director, the creator of memorable andaward-winning films. In 1984 his film Tale of Tales was named The BestAnimated Film of All Time in an event organized by the American Academy ofMotion Picture Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles with critics and filmmakerjudges from all over the world. In 2002 this film was also named the bestanimated film of all time in a Zagreb International Animation Festival poll. In2003, an international film jury in Tokyo declared Hedgehog in the Fog tobe the best animated film of all time. For his contributions to art Norsteinreceived the Order of Arts and Letters (France, 1991), and the Order of theRising Sun (Japan, 2004), as well as many Russian state and independent awards.Francesca Yarbusova isan award-winning artist, the wife and collaborator of Yuri Norstein. Thesuccesses of their films are as much her accomplishments as they areNorstein's. Exhibitions of her artworks successfully showed in museums inRussia, France, Japan, etc. She is the recipient of the Great Gold Medal of theRussian Academy of Fine Art.

To mark and celebrate National Hedgehog Awareness Week, Pam Ayres has written a less-than-fond farewell from ‘the last hedgehog left on earth’ – a delightful, hilarious and thought-provoking elegy to that most beloved inhabitant of the British countryside, the common hedgehog. Pam Ayres’ spiky and wonderful creation reminds us that unless we take steps to prevent it, they will soon be far from ‘common’ indeed: beautifully illustrated by Alice Tait, the poem sees our hero tell of all the terrible ends his family come to at our own hands - and exactly what we can still do to keep them alive, and see them thrive once more.

Richly detailed and realistic illustrations bring this rarely published, humorous Brothers Grimm masterpiece to life When a hare insults a humble hedgehog one morning in the field, they challenge each other to a race. The hare is sure he will win the race and get the gold coin. But the hedgehog has a secret plan up his sleeve that will demonstrate how brain power can beat brawn any day of the week. With masterful illustrations by Jonas Lauströer, this little-published gem from the Brothers Grimm leaps off the page, and will delight fairy tale fans of all ages.

"Hodge the Hedgehog hogged the hedge; He didn't like to share. The other creatures thought him rude, But Hodge just didn't care." Hodge the Hedgehog wants the whole hedge for himself — but the other animals in the forest think that Hodge needs to learn how to share! When everyone pitches in to teach Hodge a lesson about friendship, the results are downright silly — and all the animals learn that sharing can save the day!

Meet Henry the hedgehog who lives in a tree.When Henry realizes his quills are shedding, he makes a trip to the barber shop to get help. The barber man has many helpful suggestions, however Henry is quite stubborn. He wants to grow his quills long just to look cool. When Henry finally gets his wish, he realizes what a mistake it was. 32 pages of charming illustrations and a cute story that will teach your child the value of patience and dealing with consequences. Perfect for children 3-6 years old.