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Our Incredible Library Book (and the Wonderful Journeys It Took)

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Condition
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A book that has been read but is in good condition. Very minimal damage to the cover including scuff marks, but no holes or tears. The dust jacket for hard covers may not be included. Binding has minimal wear. The majority of pages are undamaged with minimal creasing or tearing, minimal pencil underlining of text, no highlighting of text, no writing in margins. No missing pages. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
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“Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ...
Binding
Hardcover
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9781782507413
Book Title
Our Incredible Library Book (And the Wonderful Journeys It Took)
Item Length
10.6in
Publisher
Floris Books
Publication Year
2023
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.4in
Author
Caroline Crowe
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Topic
School & Education, Lifestyles / City & Town Life, Books & Libraries
Item Width
9.8in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz
Number of Pages
32 Pages, 36 Pages

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"Welcome to the library... A room packed with stories from ceiling to floor, Shelves of adventures for you to explore. But each book has two stories -- the tale the words tell, And the tale of the journey it's been on as well." This is the story of one incredible library book and all the children who've borrowed it. It's been hugged, lost, torn, chewed by a dog and soaked in the rain. It's been read in apartments and in tents, in the park and in the classroom; by children in costumes and pyjamas, reading alone or with their friends, their siblings and their parents. Each time it returns to the library it's a little more worn, but a lot more loved. For every rip, scribble or stain there's a child who has found adventure or escape, comfort or excitement in its pages. That's the magic of a library book! This fun, rhyming text from Caroline Crowe celebrates a love of books and libraries, the joy of discovering a new favourite read, and of sharing it with others. New York Times-bestseller John Joseph's bright and joyful illustrations bring a diverse cast of children to life with humour and enthusiasm.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Floris Books
ISBN-10
1782507418
ISBN-13
9781782507413
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6057288372

Product Key Features

Book Title
Our Incredible Library Book (And the Wonderful Journeys It Took)
Author
Caroline Crowe
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
School & Education, Lifestyles / City & Town Life, Books & Libraries
Publication Year
2023
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
32 Pages, 36 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10.6in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
9.8in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Number of Volumes
15 Vols.
Reviews
An NPR Books We Love 2023 selection. A Sunshine State Young Readers Award Nominee A 2024 Notable Children's Books in the Language Arts Awards Book 'A perfect book for introducing younger audiences to the magic of library books, and the self-referential narrative provides a great tool to help children understand the responsibility that comes with harnessing that magic through the power of our community libraries!' - Rakiesha Chase-Jackson, NPR Books We Love 2023 'Crowe's rhyming couplets conveys an exuberant experience of borrowing, reading, and loving books, brought to life by Joseph's whimsical, cheery artwork. A sweetly clever reminder about the intrinsic good that libraries deliver.' --Kirkus Reviews 'Written in an upbeat, natural-sounding manner, the rhymed verses create a rhythmic cadence that will draw children into the saga of the book's experiences ... Vibrant illustrations radiate warmth and good humor. ' --Booklist 'This book made me want to run out to the library! There is not only an excellent representation of race in the book but we also see different types of family structures, living and environments and ability.' --Youth Services Book Review, STARRED REVIEW 'A lively celebration of the library book's power to explore new worlds.' --Midwest Book Review 'A librarian's dream book! It is so cute, the rhymes actually work, and it so much fun.' --Angela Moore, Librarian Buzz, 'A truly magical read about the magic of sharing a book.' - FatherTeacherReader, Instagram 'It is upbeat and full of fun but also emphasises the thrill that can come from reading. It really is a wonderful book to read out loud and the joy is only added to by the animated illustrations throughout.' - BooksishWayToPlay, Instagram 'A delightful celebration of the wonder that library books bring to childrens lives. The colourful illustrations depict a diverse group of book-loving children, and are full of engaging and fun details.' - LittleLibraryOwl, Instagram Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, 'Crowe's rhyming couplets conveys an exuberant experience of borrowing, reading, and loving books, brought to life by Joseph's whimsical, cheery artwork. A sweetly clever reminder about the intrinsic good that libraries deliver.' --Kirkus Reviews 'Written in an upbeat, natural-sounding manner, the rhymed verses create a rhythmic cadence that will draw children into the saga of the book's experiences. Hand-drawn with digital brushes, the well-composed, vibrant illustrations radiate warmth and good humor. A pleasing addition to library collections.' --Booklist 'This book made me want to run out to the library! There is not only an excellent representation of race in the book but we also see different types of family structures, living and environments and ability.' --Youth Services Book Review, STARRED REVIEW 'A lively celebration of the library book's power to explore new worlds. It benefits from attractive illustrations by John Joseph as it surveys a worn library book... The magic of books and reading is captured in a warm celebration of the library book that invites young picture book readers to embrace the appearance and contents of a much-loved book. Libraries and picture book readers alike will relish Caroline Crowe's special message in this journey into reading and other worlds.' --Midwest Book Review 'A librarian's dream book! It is so cute, the rhymes actually work, and it so much fun.' --Angela Moore, Librarian Buzz 'The humble library deserves to be celebrated with trumpet-calls and golden fanfare, and this wonderful book does just that.' --Armadillo Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, 'The humble library deserves to be celebrated with trumpet-calls and golden fanfare, and this wonderful book does just that.' - Armadillo 'A truly magical read about the magic of sharing a book.' - FatherTeacherReader, Instagram 'It is upbeat and full of fun but also emphasises the thrill that can come from reading. It really is a wonderful book to read out loud and the joy is only added to by the animated illustrations throughout.' - BooksishWayToPlay, Instagram 'A delightful celebration of the wonder that library books bring to childrens lives. The colourful illustrations depict a diverse group of book-loving children, and are full of engaging and fun details.' - LittleLibraryOwl, Instagram Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, A 2024 Notable Children's Books in the Language Arts Awards Book A Sunshine State Young Readers Award Nominee 'The rhyming and colorful illustrations make this a perfect book for introducing younger audiences to the magic of library books, and the self-referential narrative provides a great tool to help children understand the responsibility that comes with harnessing that magic through the power of our community libraries!' - Rakiesha Chase-Jackson, NPR Books We Love 2023 'Crowe's rhyming couplets conveys an exuberant experience of borrowing, reading, and loving books, brought to life by Joseph's whimsical, cheery artwork. A sweetly clever reminder about the intrinsic good that libraries deliver.' --Kirkus Reviews 'A library volume grows worn and weathered as it circulates through a metropolitan community in this picture book, its journey captured with jaunty rhymes... The overall effect whimsically celebrates the adventure that is reading&efor reader and book alike.' --Publishers Weekly 'Written in an upbeat, natural-sounding manner, the rhymed verses create a rhythmic cadence that will draw children into the saga of the book's experiences. Hand-drawn with digital brushes, the well-composed, vibrant illustrations radiate warmth and good humor. A pleasing addition to library collections.' --Booklist 'This book made me want to run out to the library! There is not only an excellent representation of race in the book but we also see different types of family structures, living and environments and ability.' --Youth Services Book Review, STARRED REVIEW 'A lively celebration of the library book's power to explore new worlds. It benefits from attractive illustrations by John Joseph as it surveys a worn library book... The magic of books and reading is captured in a warm celebration of the library book that invites young picture book readers to embrace the appearance and contents of a much-loved book. Libraries and picture book readers alike will relish Caroline Crowe's special message in this journey into reading and other worlds.' --Midwest Book Review 'The many journeys of one library book are the focus of this rhyming tale. Many will relate to the events, often humorous, such as spilling a beverage on a book, or reading it to a younger sibling.' --Association of California Libraries 'A librarian's dream book! It is so cute, the rhymes actually work, and it so much fun.' --Angela Moore, Librarian Buzz 'The humble library deserves to be celebrated with trumpet-calls and golden fanfare, and this wonderful book does just that.' --Armadillo Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, 'Crowe's rhyming couplets conveys an exuberant experience of borrowing, reading, and loving books, brought to life by Joseph's whimsical, cheery artwork. A sweetly clever reminder about the intrinsic good that libraries deliver.' - Kirkus Reviews 'Written in an upbeat, natural-sounding manner, the rhymed verses create a rhythmic cadence that will draw children into the saga of the book's experiences. Hand-drawn with digital brushes, the well-composed, vibrant illustrations radiate warmth and good humor. A pleasing addition to library collections.' - Booklist 'This book made me want to run out to the library! There is not only an excellent representation of race in the book but we also see different types of family structures, living and environments and ability.' - Youth Services Book Review, STARRED REVIEW 'A librarian's dream book! It is so cute, the rhymes actually work, and it so much fun.' - Angela Moore, Librarian Buzz 'A truly magical read about the magic of sharing a book.' - FatherTeacherReader, Instagram 'The humble library deserves to be celebrated with trumpet-calls and golden fanfare, and this wonderful book does just that.' - Armadillo 'It is upbeat and full of fun but also emphasises the thrill that can come from reading. It really is a wonderful book to read out loud and the joy is only added to by the animated illustrations throughout.' - BooksishWayToPlay, Instagram 'A delightful celebration of the wonder that library books bring to childrens lives. The colourful illustrations depict a diverse group of book-loving children, and are full of engaging and fun details.' - LittleLibraryOwl, Instagram 'What a fun testament to the power and might of books, reading and libraries. The spreads depicting the library show children engaged and excited by books and a welcoming, comfortable and inclusive space for all. We highly recommend it.' - TheLittleLiterarySociety, Instagram Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose, 'The rhyming and colorful illustrations make this a perfect book for introducing younger audiences to the magic of library books, and the self-referential narrative provides a great tool to help children understand the responsibility that comes with harnessing that magic through the power of our community libraries!' - Rakiesha Chase-Jackson, NPR Books We Love 2023 'Crowe's rhyming couplets conveys an exuberant experience of borrowing, reading, and loving books, brought to life by Joseph's whimsical, cheery artwork. A sweetly clever reminder about the intrinsic good that libraries deliver.' --Kirkus Reviews 'Written in an upbeat, natural-sounding manner, the rhymed verses create a rhythmic cadence that will draw children into the saga of the book's experiences. Hand-drawn with digital brushes, the well-composed, vibrant illustrations radiate warmth and good humor. A pleasing addition to library collections.' --Booklist 'This book made me want to run out to the library! There is not only an excellent representation of race in the book but we also see different types of family structures, living and environments and ability.' --Youth Services Book Review, STARRED REVIEW 'A lively celebration of the library book's power to explore new worlds. It benefits from attractive illustrations by John Joseph as it surveys a worn library book... The magic of books and reading is captured in a warm celebration of the library book that invites young picture book readers to embrace the appearance and contents of a much-loved book. Libraries and picture book readers alike will relish Caroline Crowe's special message in this journey into reading and other worlds.' --Midwest Book Review 'A librarian's dream book! It is so cute, the rhymes actually work, and it so much fun.' --Angela Moore, Librarian Buzz 'The humble library deserves to be celebrated with trumpet-calls and golden fanfare, and this wonderful book does just that.' --Armadillo Praise for Caroline Crowe: 'Crowe's verses are crisp and upbeat.' - Kirkus Reviews on Tiny Tantrum 'The writing is bold and clear, making it easy to read aloud.' - YA Books Central on The Fairy Dogmother Praise for John Joseph: 'Adults will feel a rush of nostalgia and delight in sharing this story with children as the animated vehicles and animals in innocent, colorful countryside scenes evoke wholesome character traits and values of growth, grit, and self-acceptance.' - Kirkus Reviews on Time for School, Little Blue Truck 'Bright cartoon illustrations of racially diverse generations show grandmothers and grandchildren actively swinging through a jungle and challenging a dragon as well as quietly engaging in pep talks and enjoying a seaside visit complete with sand castle building.' - Kirkus Reviews on Dear Grandma 'The marker-bright illustrations are frenetic and filled with humorous details.' - Kirkus Reviews on Chickens on the Loose
Illustrated by
Joseph, John
Dewey Decimal
823.92
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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