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Chatterbox – The Bird Who Wore Glasses
Remember the Batman movies? Well- the movie producer of successful movies like these and entertaining children’s television shows such as Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?- Michael Uslan- has rel Contd...
Sad- red-headed Nancy doesn’t fit in well with the other kids who call her "Nancy Nobody". She wished and wished for a new friend and one day the dream came true when a feathered- sight-challenged friend flew her way. Nancy felt needed- she was loved- and her world was set right by her new funny bird.
John Steven Gurney- a very successful artist and illustrator- colorfully illustrates the large pages with plenty of things to look at. Written in playful- light verse the author does mention things like prayer and "God’s love"- there fore it may appeal to a religious audience.
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Illustrator: John Steven Gurney
Publisher: EE Publishing & Productions- Inc.
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