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K-3
First Guide series.
Illustrated by
John Eastwood
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John Eastwood.
A series of double-page spreads illustrated with loose cartoony images present basic concepts about money, from "Allowances" to "Be a Wall Street whiz kid." The first and last sections, "Money, money, money" and "Your millionaire fantasy," discuss the large sums of money some actors, athletes, and business people earn. The advice throughout is sound. Glos.
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1-3
Illustrated by
John Eastwood.
Titus, Queen Elizabeth II's favorite corgi, enjoys life at Windsor Castle. His days are filled with adventure (including catching burglars) and comforts (countless custard cream cookies). Though lightweight and heavily illustrated, this short novel may prove difficult for American readers because of the many references to British royalty.
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1-3
Illustrated by
John Eastwood.
From the day he hatches, Frank the chicken longs to swim with the ducks. The farmer's family fashions a wetsuit and fins for him out of a hot-water bottle and a rubber glove, and for a time he is content. But as he grows, he realizes that he misses leading a normal chicken lifestyle. Illustrated with comic line drawings, the short chapter book is entertaining and easy to read.