The Girl Who Lived in a Shoe and other Torn-Up Tales bookcover

The Girl Who Lived in a Shoe and other Torn-Up Tales

Jessie Quist 

(Author)

Bernice Seward 

(Compiled by)
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Description

What do time travel, goat yoga, herbal healing, zip-lining, and a wolf in high heels have in common? You can find them all within the pages of The Girl Who Lived in a Shoe and other Torn-Up Tales!


Girl power abounds in the torn-up tales that reside within the pages of this book. A girl who lives in a shoe sets out to rescue her father, who was captured by a giant. Rita Van Winkle wakes up to flying cars and a space-age society. Tara, a shepherdess, faces off with The Big Bad Wolf. Three granny goats impart their wisdom, and a man learns that you can't judge another person by the way they look.


This 88-page collection of illustrated, fractured fairy tales for children of all ages is written at a second- and third-grade reading level. The collage illustrations throughout add a touch of whimsy and magic to each torn-up tale.


Table of Contents:

"The Girl Who Lived in a Shoe" by Bernice Seward

"Hector and the Three Granny Goats" by Michele Reitz

"Rita Van Winkle" by Loreley Smith

"Tara and the Wolf" by Jessie Quist

"Beau and the Belle Rose" by Beverly Love Warren

Product Details

PublisherSeward Media
Publish DateNovember 06, 2020
Pages88
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook iconPaperback / softback
EAN/UPC9780999537855
Dimensions9.0 X 6.0 X 0.2 inches | 0.4 pounds
BISAC Categories: Kids, Kids, Kids

About the Author

Author-illustrator Jessie Quist lives in Washington State with her hunny bunny, a passel of kids, a shaggy animal, and the thousand invisible friends that inhabit her stories.
Author-illustrator Beverly Love Warren grew up in Long Island, New York. She is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, where she studied design and illustration. Today she lives in Washington State with her husband. Beverly drew inspiration for "Beau and the Belle Rose" from the dense forest near her home and the howl of coyotes on silvery moonlit nights.

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