Bøger af C. C. Vaughan

This is one of 14 You-Draw-It Books. Recommended by educators. The reader draws the pictures for the story. Book 1 of 3 You-Draw-It Books about Laura Lapin and her friend Rutherford Rabbit. Laura likes rabbits so much that she wants to live with them. She gets her chance one day while walking in the forest with her parents. Will she like living with rabbits. Is it more fun than living at home? Read Amazon customer review http: //www.amazon.com/review/R36MUF03HSLHE8/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=0979824281&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag=

Read the story. Draw the pictures. Ferdinand the pig wants to be a firehouse mascot, but only dogs are supposed to have that job. A white pig, he accidentally gets paint spots on him. Find out how this helps him be a mascot until the paint washes off, and the trouble it causes him. Will they keep him as a mascot or not?

Book 2 of stories about Laura Lapin and her friend Rutherford Rabbit. Rutherford invites Laura to a weird and wonderful rabbit Christmas Party with dancing Christmas Trees. The reader draws the pictures to the story. Recommended by educators, including for reluctant readers.

Lindsey wants very much to have a cat, but her parents keep saying, "Soon, but not yet." A cat who wants a home takes matters in his own "paws" and mysteriously appears here and there when least expected.

Beethoven's fictional memoirs of his return to Earth in the 21st century. Many people have wondered what Beethoven's 10th symphony would sound like if he had written one. What if he could come back to write it? Would any one believe it was really Beethoven? Would his music be the same style as he wrote in the 18th and 19th centuries, or would he want to expand his writing to incorporate a 21st century style? People who say they are reincarnations of famous people are scoffed at, ridiculed, or in extreme cases put in mental hospitals. But here is a man, Ludwig van Beethoven, who plans ahead to avoid that possibility by pretending to be someone else. Even so, his difficulties in the world are publicized on the Internet, his privacy invaded. Even when the public is faced with hundreds of witnesses to his arrival, he is accused of faking it. The troubles of living in a strange new world beset him, from love to technology, and finally the loss of his hearing. The author's imaginings express humor at times, love often, and some tragic circumstances. Separate companion CD of piano sketches available by Robert James Ellis. Piano CD composed and performed by Robert James Ellis. The music performed by the character. A light-hearted yet deep portrayal of an intriguing possibility-Beethoven returning to Earth to compose music. Beethoven appears suddenly and understands immediately the urge to create music. But this is no longer 19th century Germany, this is 21st century America and society is more chaotic, complex, and "annoying" than ever before. His anguish in this new existence urgently calls out the music from his soul and acts as a salve for his inevitable angst. Fleeing Elysium and arriving unannounced on a football field sets this new Beethoven up and running, toward his goal-new music for a new world. All seven tracks on the CD capture different moods along the way from anguish to the lovely world from whence he came.