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Midnight at the Lighthouse (Book and CD)

Midnight at the Lighthouse (Book and CD)

Thomas' desire to see and paint the illuminated lighthouse and Aunt Jenny's promise to take him, lays the foundation for an exciting night time adventure. This sophisticated storybook comes with a CD and also includes teachers notes on storytelling and Painting techniques.

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ISBN 9780473136147
Barcode 9780473136147
Published 1 February 2011
Format Paperback
Author(s) By Dowding, Lesley

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ISBN-13 9780473136147
ISBN-10
Stock Available
Status Showing available from publisher, allow 2-4 weeks for delivery
Publisher unlisted
Publication Date 1 February 2011
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Paperback
Edition 2nd edition reprint
Author(s) By Dowding, Lesley
Category Sophisticated Picture Books
Picture Storybooks
Interest Age 5-10 years
Reading Age 5-10 years
Number of Pages 34
Dimensions Width: 223mm
Height: 296mm
Weight Not specified - defaults to 600g
Dewey Code Not specified
Catalogue Code 39369

Description of this Book

Thomas' desire to see and paint the illuminated lighthouse and Aunt Jenny's promise to take him, lays the foundation for an exciting night time adventure. This sophisticated storybook comes with a CD and also includes teachers notes on storytelling and Painting techniques. Lesley Dowding's story and Margret Scott's illustrations vividly portray the wild atmosphere of the coastal sea and sky. The authors are highly skilled teachers, whose passion is to develop children's visual and oral imagination. Consequently each illustration uses different graphic techniques. In the tradition of story telling the language is that of the story told, not read. The reader will be enriched by the blending of the two traditions, the story and picture.

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Author's Bio

Lesley Dowding was born in London and has lived in Taranaki, New Zealand for over 30 years. Lesley is a teacher and literary consultant and has told stories in England, America and Australia as well as New Zealand. Her work reflects her passion for teaching children to believe in themselves and value the stories they tell. Lesley created the lighthouse story for Thomas Lye, who shared his imagination and love of helicopters and lighthouses with Lesley. Margaret Scott is an artist and art tutor. Margaret was born in Opunake, Taranaki, New Zealand and her work symbolically reflects a lifetime spent between Mount Taranaki and the sea. Margaret is a trained primary teacher, secondary art teacher and was a moderator of school certificate art. Sh has had 11 solo exhibitions and has exhibited in group showings in England, New York, Melbourne and Canada. She now lives in Oakura, Taranaki with her husband Ian and is a full time artist at her Art by the Sea Studio.

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