The Mountain Who Wanted to Live in a House by Maurice Shadbolt

The Mountain Who Wanted to Live in a House by Maurice Shadbolt

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Summary

The story stimulates children's imagination and aids in their cognitive development, it helps them to understand the difference between reality and imagination.

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The Mountain Who Wanted to Live in a House by Maurice Shadbolt

This is an intriguing tale about a mountain that comes to life and wants to live in a house, but when he moves into the town, he scares everyone away. That is, except for a brave, practical boy called Thomas, who sets out to find out what the mountain wants. The young boy helps the mountain and saves his town by thinking of a creative way to solve the problem.
"This is the story of a mountain who decided that, after watching people in town in their warm homes with families who loved them, he wanted to live in a house as well" Beth H. Green, "School Library Connection"
Renee Haggoprimarily illustrates with pen and ink, watercolors, and acrylics. She has a keen eye for realism and is an avid sketcher and life drawer. Maurice Shadbolt CBE (1932-2004) is one of New Zealand s best-known fiction writers and the author of twelve novels, four collections of stories, and a number of works of non-fiction. He has won many literary awards throughout his prestigious career. Shadbolt was awarded a CBE in 1989 for services to literature, and several of his titles are now considered New Zealand classics."
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ISBN 13 9781760360023
ISBN 10 1760360023
Title The Mountain Who Wanted to Live in a House
Author Maurice Shadbolt
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Starfish Bay Publishing Pty Ltd
Year published 2017-08-31
Number of pages 32
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.