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A True and Particular Account of three Women who Were Buried Thirty-Seven Day's is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1768.
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Richard Edwards was born in Tonbridge, England, and studied English and American literature at Warwick University. He has also lived in Italy, France, and Spain, and is the author of over twenty picture books and poetry books for children. His previous titles include Copy Me, Copycub and Always Copycub.
Mr. Edwards divides his time between Barcelona, Spain, and Edinburgh, Scotland.
Susan Winter was born in South Africa and graduated from Natal University before becoming a social worker in South Africa and later in London. After the birth of her second child, she studied illustration at the Chelsea School of Art and began a new career as a freelance illustrator of children's books. Her books include Copy Me, Copycub and Always Copycub by Richard Edwards. Ms. Winter lives in West London with her son and daughter.
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Good night, goose.
Good night, moose.
Good night, hare.
It's nighttime in the bear cave, but Copycub is not sleepy. His mother tells him a story about a sleeping goose on a lake, a snoozing moose in the shadows, and a snug hare in the grass, and Copycub's eyes start to feel heavy. . . . Will he be able to copy the other animals and fall asleep, too?
Richard Edwards and Susan Winter, the team who brought us the heartwarming
Copy Me, Copycub and
Always Copycub, collaborate once again using gentle text and soft watercolor illustrations to bring sweet dreams to sleepyheads in this cozy bedtime story.
