Tim Quincy The Elevator Kid opens the eyes of its readers to see the world and embrace the creative and fun way of thinking.
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Tim and His Bat in the Little Blossom Stories series uses curriculum based decodable fiction to get children comfortable with reading--while telling a story of sports and sharing. Each book in this series uses a combination of sight words and short-vowel words in repetition to build recognition and confidence. Original illustrations help guide readers through the text. Text and format is created by Cecilia Minden, PhD, a literacy consultant and former director of the Language and Literacy program at Harvard Graduate School of Education.
ALL THE FUN OF A BRAND NEW TOY!JACK KRAKEN, AGENT of H.I.M! COLT NOBLE! ANIMALIENS! SUPERBEASTS! DEADSTAR DIVAS!NYT Bestselling author Writer Tim Seeley (Revival, Nightwing, Hack/Slash) unleashes his imagination in a collection of genre-mashing, action-packed stories with art by SOPHIE CAMPBELL (Jem & The Holograms), SEAN DOVE (Brobots) and JIM TERRY (Sundowners), that puts a new twist on post-modern nostalgia. “ ...a modern sense of humor ...completely unique.” -Ain’t It Cool News.Collects JACK KRAKEN, COLT NOBLE & THE MEGALORDS and never- before-seen art and comics!
For fans of Timmy Failure and My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish comes the wacky adventures of two best friends and the time-traveling T-Rex who forever changes their lives. Tim and Tito are best friends whose world gets upended when a time-traveling T-Rex named Oskar suddenly appears in Tim's backyard. That's right, a time-traveling T-Rex, who knows too much for his or Tim and Tito's good. Sure, Oskar's prehistoric spaceship is awesome. But when Tim mistakenly gulps down something called Impossible Juice, the boys find themselves not only battling a loony, robotic lunch lady but also Oskar's evil AI assistant. Is humanity as they know it on the brink of doom? Or can Tim, Tito, and Oskar save the day?
For fans of Timmy Failure and Dog Man comes the second wacky adventure in the Tim Possible chapter book series about two best friends and a time-traveling T-Rex--this time facing off against evil bugs Tim and Tito and the time-traveling T-Rex named Oskar find themselves in the middle of an insect invasion, with bugs wanting to finally turn the tables--and use super-size fly swatters on humans With their hometown in total chaos, it is up to Tim and Tito to stand up to the brainiac insects and tell them to bug off
For fans of Timmy Failure and Dog Man comes the third wacky adventure in the Tim Possible chapter book series about two best friends and a time-traveling T-Rex--this time taking on Weremoles Tim and his best friends Tito and Oskar, the time-traveling T-Rex, battle the evil Weremoles--an army of hungry, sharp-toothed rock-munchers who are out to destroy their fair city of Metrosalis Will Tim's worrying superpower help them defeat the underground monsters, or is doomsday just a worry away?
TIM POSSIBLE04 ULT ROAD TRIP
SIMON SCHUSTER
2024
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For fans of Timmy Failure and Dog Man comes the fourth wacky adventure in the Tim Possible chapter book series about two best friends and a time-traveling T-Rex who go on an interdimensional escapade Tim and his best friends Tito and Oskar, the time-traveling T-Rex, are between dimensions. Will Tim gain his ultimate power? Will Oskar ever return to the time of the dinosaurs? Will Tito ever discover the perfect bocadillo? However their missions end up, they're sure to be out-of-this-world
Tim and Ann's First Day at the Zoo
Jesus E. Garcia
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Tim and Ann's First Day at the Zoo is a children's book about going to the zoo with the family and taking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Join them while they go to the zoo to see different types of animals that you won't see in the city. Come learn about the animals at the zoo and have fun as a family.
Tim-Tim and the Sickly Monster
Julia G. Fox
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Little Tim-Tim wakes up one morning with the Sickly Monster by his side. The Sickly Monster seems to want to do everything that Tim-Tim does and follows Tim-Tim around everywhere the little boy goes. The Sickly Monster is rather unwell. And when he follows Tim-Tim around, it makes the little boy unwell as well. The Sickly Monster even follows Tim-Tim to school climbing in his backpack. Mr Mole, Mrs Duck, Mr Baboon and all the other teachers at school try to help Tim-Tim do his lessons by offering to watch or hold the Sickly Monster. And at the end of the day, when Tim-Tim is about to go home, Mrs Hippo, the school nurse, comes up with a brilliant solution to help Tim-Tim go home monster-free.Julie G Fox (author): "I wrote the book on hearing the story of a young boy from Ukraine who had Leukaemia. His strategy for coping with his treatment was to characterise his illness as a sickly monster which he needed to fight off. Thankfully the young boy is in remission and his mother was so pleased with the book that she asked me to share it with as many Children's Hospitals and wards as I am able to. I am very pleased to say that hundreds of copies of the book were donated to children's wards throughout the UK and the book is being currently translated into German, French and Spanish languages." Sue Ellis (Lead Nurse for Paediatrics at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust): "The book is excellently written and illustrated. We have placed copies in the consulting rooms so that the clinicians can give them to relevant families. We have no doubt that this will bring a smile to their faces and help them through difficult times."
Tim-Tim and the Sickly Monster (Russian Edition): Timosha i Bolyavoe Chudische
Yuliya Galkina
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Tim Holtz Distressables: Tim Shares Fabulous Techniques for Aging, Distressing, Layering, and Patinas.....
Tim Holtz
Design Originals
2005
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""From the beginning, it was my intention to infuse some of the passion, allusiveness, and occasional irreverence found in the best writing about jazz and rock into the realm of classical music criticism," Tim Page writes in the preface to this seminal collection of his music and cultural criticism. In sixty-five perceptive pieces, including some of the work that earned him the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 1997, Page offers what he calls "a collection of illumined moments," now gathered in a single volume for the wider audience who will treasure their insight, wit, and wisdom." Page is tremendously versatile, a musical polymath in his interests and understanding. This collection includes both short pieces and longer articles, some about unique souls whom Page knew well and admired, including Glenn Gould and Otto Luening, and others about whom he feels strongly in other ways, among them Vladimir Horowitz. He takes readers along for closeup glimpses at Midori, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, Dawn Upshaw, and Bobby McFerrin, as well as Frank Sinatra and Captain Beefheart, to name just a few.
Tim Burton
University Press of Mississippi
2005
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Starting his career as an animator for Disney, Tim Burton made his feature film directorial debut with the visually dazzling, low-budget Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. When it became a surprise blockbuster, studios began to trust him with larger budgets and the whims of his expansive imagination. Mixing gothic horror, black comedy, and oddball whimsy, Burton's movies veer from childlike enchantment to morbid melancholy, often with the same frame. His beautifully designed and highly stylized films-including Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, Big Fish, Sleepy Hollow, and Ed Wood-are idiosyncratic, personal visions that have found commercial success. In Tim Burton: Interviews, the director discusses how animation and art design affect his work, how old horror films have deeply influenced his psyche, why so many of his protagonists are outcasts, and how he's managed to make personal films within the Hollywood system. He gives tribute to writers he's worked with, his favorite actors-including Johnny Depp and Vincent Price-and talks enthusiastically about pulp horror fiction and the works of Edgar Allan Poe. These interviews show his progression from an inarticulate young director to a contemplative and dry-witted artist over the course of twenty years. In later interviews, he opens up about being in therapy and how his childhood fantasies still affect his art. Tim Burton: Interviews reveals a man who has managed to thrive inside Hollywood while maintaining the distinctive quirks of an independent filmmaker. Kristian Fraga, New York City, wrote and directed the award-winning PBS documentary The Inside Reel: Digital Filmmaking. He is a founding partner of Sirk Productions, LLC, a Manhattan-based film and television production company.