Robert Stanek

Broschiertes Buch

The Bugville Critters Go to School (Buster Bee's Adventures Series #2, The Bugville Critters)

Beschreibung

PARENTING MAGAZINE RECOMMENDED: Robert Stanek's Bugville Critters stories were recommended to parents for their children by Parenting Magazine in September 2008. The magazine recommended "Visit Dad and Mom at Work," "Go To School," "Have A Sleepover," and "Visit Garden Box Farms." These stories are included in "Bugville Critters Storybook Treasury Volume 1" and in "Bugville Audio Collection 1." ABOUT THE BOOK: Perfect for ages three to eight. Discover Robert Stanek's Bugville Critters today through this premium quality, lavishly illustrated 8.5" x 11" perfect bound book with 70# archival quality paper. Robert Stanek is the highly-acclaimed author of more than fifty books for young people and adults, including "Journey Beyond the Beyond" and "The Kingdoms and the Elves of the Reaches." Robert Stanek's Bugville is home to Bees, Ladybugs, Caterpillars, Beetles, and many other special critters. It's where you'll meet Buster Bee and all his friends. The Bugville Critters stories address all the major issues of growing up and are designed to appeal to the ever-growing interests of children three to eight years old. These refreshing stories combine facts about our natural world with fictional stories that instruct and entertain. About the Book: In this story, Buster Bee goes to B. Havior School. He meets his new teacher, Mrs. Beeswax, and learns an important lesson about why it's important to make friends and be friendly. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Robert Stanek is an award-winning, international best-selling author. He lives with his wife and children in the Pacific Northwest in the United States, and is intensely fascinated with our natural world. He loves the outdoors and frequently takes his family on short trips to see the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest, including Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens, the Columbia River Gorge, and Puget Sound. You can learn more about Robert Stanek at http://stanek.reagentpress.com.

Autor

Robert Stanek is an internationally bestselling author known for his powerful storytelling and richly detailed fiction and nonfiction. With a passion for exploring moments of profound change, both in history and in the human spirit, Stanek has written numerous works that have captivated readers across the globe. His works often delve into the lives of ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances, giving voice to untold stories of resilience, courage, and sacrifice.In The Lights of Paris, Stanek draws upon his deep love of history to bring to life the dramatic events of 1870s France-the Siege of Paris and the rise and fall of the Paris Commune. Through meticulous research and an evocative narrative, he weaves a tale of revolution, love, and survival that resonates with universal themes of justice, equality, and the enduring human spirit.Stanek's interest in 1870s Paris was sparked by the radical vision of social justice and democracy that emerged in this time, ideals that still hold relevance in today's world. His portrayal of the women and men who fought for a brighter future reflects his commitment to honoring historical movements and the individuals who shape them.When he isn't writing, Robert Stanek is an avid traveler and history enthusiast. He has spent years researching and visiting historical sites across Europe, including Paris, where much of the inspiration for The Lights of Paris was born. His work continues to inspire readers to reflect on history, its lessons, and the personal stories that make it come alive.Stanek lives with his family in Washington state in the USA, where he is at work on his next novel.Readers can connect with Robert Stanek on his website robert-stanek.com, where they can explore more of his works, learn about upcoming releases, and delve into his life and history.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: RP Media
• Seitenzahl: 52
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2007
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 4mm
• Gewicht: 222g
• ISBN-13: 9781575451220
• ISBN-10: 1575451220
• Artikelnr.: 22752601