SNOWIE ROLIE
First Edition/First Printing
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TITLE:
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Snowie Rolie
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AUTHOR:
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William Joyce
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ILLUSTRATOR:
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William Joyce
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PUBLISHER:
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A Laura Geringer Book/HarperCollins
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DATE:
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© 2000, First Edition (stated, "1" on number line)
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FORMAT:
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Hardback, glossy pictorial boards, color illustrations, glossy paper, unpaginated (about 42 pgs), about 10.25 X 10.25 inches.
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BOOK CONDITION:
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Very good -- minimal shelfwear, gift inscription on front free endpage (otherwise fine), content pages clean.
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DJ CONDITION:
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Near fine -- light shelfwear, no chips, no tears.
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Rolie Polie Olie lived in a
land where it never snowed.
He often wished for the wonders
a snowy day could bring.
Then, one bright morning the sun that
shone on Olie's world blew a bulb...
and it started to snow!
DESCRIPTION:
"Joyce, whose wacky concepts morph into unforgettable art, here revels in the artistic capabilities of the computer. Rolie Polie Olie, the little round robot (now also a Disney TV star), returns in a story of snowmen and Santa (the high-tech Klanky Klaus). On the day Rolie's snowless planet blows a bulb and experiences a snowstorm, he builds a snowman, Mr. Snowie. But the sun gets a new bulb and Snowie begins to melt, so it's off to Chillsville, where, after a tussle with the North Wind, Rolie and friends eat some snowball pie, dance a chilly cha-cha, and leave Snowie safe with Santa. The story is slim and told in an uncomplicated text whose only real allure comes from hanging on to the fantastic pictures. Joyce's pictures are computer-generated with 3-D imaging that makes the rows of snowmen, bedecked in candy-cane-striped scarves, Santa in his rocket-powered sleigh, and the planet-hopping Rolie all seem as if they're about to zoom off the pages into the reader's lap. Yet despite the sophisticated techniques involved, the book has a goofball sensibility combined with a straightforward simplicity that will appeal to readers of all ages." - from Booklist
About the author: William Joyce made his debut with the magical and funny George Shrinks, a Best Book of 1985 (School Library Journal) and a 1986 Reading Rainbow Review Book. His other books include Buddy, Dinosaur Bob, The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs, Bently & Egg, A Day with Wilbur Robinson, Santa Calls, and George Shrinks. Buddy was used for the movie with the same name and he has done work on both Toy Story and A Bug's Life.
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