Books with title The story of George Gershwin,

“Hello, Sprout,” said the ant.“I’m not Sprout,” said George. "I'm George." "Well then, come with me, George. We can be ants together. We'll learn all kinds of stuff and grow up to be warriors of the ant hill!"“I can’t,” said George. “I don’t know much, but somehow I think I have to stay put here—where I am.” “Well, that sounds kinda boring!” The ant blurted.And so begins an unlikely friendship between an acorn sprout, named George—who knows he’s small—and an ant, named Atlas— who thinks he’s big. Little do they know, they will embark on an adventure that will grow them both and teach them things that just may save their lives.

George is hardly bigger than a child's middle finger. His knees and his elbows don't bend and his legs are fused together. When Katie and Mackenzie find him at the edge of the ocean, they are unimpressed, but George keeps turning up in their lives. And what may seem ordinary to a girl and a boy can be an awesome adventure if you are six centimeters tall. The True Story of George is the first of three books in the George series.

George is hardly bigger than a child's middle finger. His knees and his elbows don't bend and his legs are fused together. When Katie and Mackenzie find him at the edge of the ocean, they are unimpressed, but George keeps turning up in their lives. And what may seem ordinary to a girl and a boy can be an awesome adventure if you are six centimeters tall.

One of the greatest American composer whose life was cut too short by a brain tumor. If you hear the great opera PORGY AND BESS or a snipet from American in Paris.... you will be hooked. What this man could have done if he had lived... "Jazz is music; it uses the same notes as Bach used...It is an original American achievement that will endure, not as jazz perhaps, but which will leave its mark on future music in one way or another." George Gershwin.