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A Home in the Sky

Olivia SnoweSeries: Twicetold Tales
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Pages
128
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Jack trades his bike for a handful of beans that grow into a huge vine, stretching into the sky.

Related Subjects

  • Anthologies
  • Fairy Tales & Folklore
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • General
  • Fantasy
  • Parents
  • Family

Reviews

"Take a classic fairy tale character, add a contemporary urban setting with a significant sinister plot twist, and the result is one of these tales. Action is detailed and expanded; dialogue is modernized and made edgy, as are the characters' actions. . . .If your school includes a writing unit featuring rewriting and parodies, this set could serve as examples."
Library Media Connection
"These retellings zip along, thanks to sharp dialogue and smart updates that feel fresh. Lamoreaux's full page manga-esque illustrations, rendered in grayscale with punches of red, are plentiful and will keep reluctant readers engaged. Strong back matter in each volume includes a history of the original story and writing prompts for readers to create their own twice-told tales. A fine choice for keeping traditional fairy tales alive."
School Library Journal

Extended Details

  • SeriesTwicetold Tales

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    Olivia SnoweAuthor