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T'was a Jackalope: A New Year's Tradition
The ancient folklore of the Jackalope – a horned superhero – comes to life in the story of Check-mas, a New Year’s celebration that inspires gratefulness, kindness and happiness.
This enhanced edition includes the following interactive elements:
animation, audio, sing-along music, video and list making.
This enhanced edition includes the following interactive elements:
animation, audio, sing-along music, video and list making.
23 pages, ebook
First published October 15, 2015
34 people want to read
About the author
L.E. Wilson
1 book1 followerAuthor, illustrator and educator L.E. Wilson graduated summa cum laude and has a master of arts degree from a California university. A highly sensitive person, L.E. strives to create work that is calming, joyful and enriching.
A proponent of animal welfare and environmental stewardship, L.E. writes with an aim toward cultivating kindness in the hopes of alleviating the suffering of others.
You can reach L.E. Wilson at: [email protected]
A proponent of animal welfare and environmental stewardship, L.E. writes with an aim toward cultivating kindness in the hopes of alleviating the suffering of others.
You can reach L.E. Wilson at: [email protected]
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November 20, 2015
The short illustrated novel is about a Christmas/NYE tradition where a Jackalope is coming to houses and verifying goals and checklists. I think it is more appropriate for a younger audience than me. The interactive effects of this ebook are nice ! But kind of childish for me and really short. I didn't know about Jackalope so I was happy to learn about that creature. Otherwise, the book didn't stand out much and the short poem is simply a fun version of a classic poem. I found the jackalope reprensation and illustrations cute and amusing but some pages of the e-book were better than the others. Flipping throughout the pages were confusing too. In fact, when I flipped the first page, it gave a fast version of the entire book and then the 1st ''chapter''begins and I didn't know what was going on. Personnally, I would change the cover page because I don't think it reflects very well the true quality effect of the book.
Thank you to the author for giving me the opportunity to read the book and I would like to thank him especially for taking my criticism very well :) Kind-hearted man!
Trang- Book Blogger and Book reviewer
http://bookidote.wordpress.com
Thank you to the author for giving me the opportunity to read the book and I would like to thank him especially for taking my criticism very well :) Kind-hearted man!
Trang- Book Blogger and Book reviewer
http://bookidote.wordpress.com
Displaying 1 of 1 review