“edward r emberley”

Using seven simple shapes, Ed Emberley shows youngsters how to draw wacky faces and creepy Halloween creatures in these two redesigned classic drawing books. Full color.... More

Using circles, triangles, rectangles and other simple lines, the author illustrates the way in which to draw a number of everyday objects.... More

Shows how to cut a basic circle into arcs and curves and use the pieces to draw birds, animals, snowmen, fish, and many other objects and designs.... More

Caldecott medalist Ed Emberley has designed an ingenious book to help children overcome their fear of monsters. With each turn of the page, a new part is revealed, until all of a big, green monster has taken shape. Then, with the words, "You don't scare me!, " page by page, the monster slowly disapp... More

By adding Emberly's simple "alphabet" to their fingerprints youngsters can create funny fingerprint pictures including frogs, trains, and flowers. Full color.... More

A classic gem that captures the moonlit magic and rhythm of nighttime is brought to new life in this deluxe gift edition. First published in 1962, this tale by the Caldecott Award-winning Emberleys introduces young readers to the splendors of nighttime. The cover features a moon-shaped die-cut and s... More

"AS ENTERTAINING AS "SARUM" AND RUTHERFURD'S OTHER SWEEPING NOVEL OF BRITISH HISTORY, "LONDON,"""-The Boston Globe""""Engaging . . . A sprawling tome that combines fact with fiction and covers 900 years in the history of New Forest, a 100,000-acre woodland in southern England . . . Rutherfurd sketch... More

In the tradition of his phenomenal bestseller Sarum, Edward Rutherfurd now gives us a sweeping novel of London, a glorious pageant spanning two thousand years. He brings this vibrant city's long and noble history alive through the ever-shifting fortunes, fates, and intrigues of half-a-dozen families... More

In SARUM, Edward Rutherfurd creates a masterpiece of breathtaking scope -- a brilliantly conceived and superbly written epic novel that traces the entire turbulent course of English history. From primitive beginnings almost 10,000 years ago to the medieval world of knights and ladies, from the blood... More