Cary Fagan

Jacob Two-Two on the High Seas

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After Jacob Two-Two's father writes a very important novel, the family makes plans to move to Canada. They board the SS Spring-a-Leak for a journey across the ocean, but something is wrong aboard ship. A series of clues -- a black eye patch; a parrot who squawks Apple sauce in your underpants!; and a sailing ship flying the Jolly Roger -- can only mean trouble. Will the intrepid Shapiro and the fearless O'Toole really be left on a desert island? Will Jacob Two-Two be made to walk the plank?

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Produktdetails

Weitere Autoren: Petricic, Dusan

ISBN: 978-0-88776-895-8
EAN: 9780887768958
Produktnummer: 5028688
Verlag: Random House N.Y.
Sprache: Englisch
Erscheinungsjahr: 2009
Seitenangabe: 112 S.
Sonstiges: Ab 9 - 12 J.

Über den Autor

Mordecai Richler was the author of ten successful novels, numerous screenplays, and several books of nonfiction, his novel Barney's Version was an acclaimed bestseller and the winner of The Giller Prize, the Stephen Leacock Award for Humour, the QSpell Award, and the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best Novel in Canada and the Caribbean. Richler also received two Governor General's Literary Awards and was short-listed twice for the Booker Prize. Mordecai Richler died in Montreal, in 2001.Cary Fagan has received the Toronto Book Award, the Jewish Book Committee Prize for Fiction, and the Mr. Christie Silver Medal. His recent picture books include Ten Old Men and a Mouse, My New Shirt, and Thing-Thing. His children's novels include The Fortress of Kaspar Snit (Silver Birch Honor Book), Directed by Kaspar Snit (Silver Birch nominee), and Ten Lessons for Kaspar Snit. Cary Fagan lives in Toronto. Dusan Petricic is the award-winning illustrator of more than twenty books for children including My New Shirt by Cary Fagan. A former professor of illustration and book design, his work appears in The New York Times, Scientific American, The Wall Street Journal, and The Toronto Star. He lives in Toronto.