How The Pelican Got Its Beak

by Harris Tobias Harris Tobias, Valeria Lanfranchi (Illustrator)

Overview

How did the pelican get its beak? This book explores the myth behind
the story. Children will love this delightful tale of cooperation and magic
skillfully told and beautifully illustrated. This fable is bound to become a
bed time favorite.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149027576
Publisher:	Smashwords
Publication date:	11/02/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	28
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Harris Tobias lives and writes in Charlottesville, Virginia. He is the author of
The Greer Agency , A Felony of Birds and dozens of short stories. He is the
author of several children’s books including At The Robot Zoo, MoonRivet
Saves His Skin and An Alphabet Book of Bugs available on Nook & Kindle.
You can find links to his fiction at:


Valeria Lanfranchi lives and works in Vancouver, Canada. She studied at the
Art Institute of Caracas where she learned 2D and 3D madeling techniques as
well as illustration and sculpture. She continued her studies at Vancouver Film
School where she became proficient at 3D animation and visual effects. She
is a strong team player and values collaboration. You can see samples of her
work at: http//www.valerialanfranchi.com

Editorial Reviews

This book is a must see and read for any child. The perfect fantasy/bedtime story and a feast for the eyes of the reader. Simply gorgeous!

Amazon - Sunny Howe

This is a beautiful Children's Book, skillfully written and executed. The illustrations are wonderful as well, with soft colors and amazing details. We are very happy to have this story now for the children in our family. It is especially perfect as a bedtime story, with a happy and imaginative ending.

Amazon - Katherine Lindholm

As a retired teacher, with any new children's book I like I see myself reading it to students or currently to my grandsons. Living in California pelicans are one of our amazing beach mysteries. Whenever they appear everyone stops and watches. What a kind, imaginative, clever way to explain their unusual beaks. Read it yourself and you'll see what I mean.

Amazon - Sharon Hoham