Books by Katherine Emmons
Meet the Robinsons: Keep Moving Forward (I Can Read!)
Lewis is an inventor . . . but his inventions never seem to work. He's ready to give up when a boy named Wilbur Robinson arrives in a Time Machine and whisks Lewis off to the future. The two boys embark upon an exciting adventure traveling through time. Along the way, Lewis learns to let go of the past and keep moving forward.
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The Wild (Pictureback(R))
When Taji, a troublesome teenage lion cub, finds himself on a ship bound for Africa, it’s up to his animal friends from the New York City Zoo to help him get back home. Relive all the adventure and excitement of the hit computer-animated movie The Wild with this full-color storybook!
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Thunder and Lightning (Pictureback) (Cars movie tie in)
by Walt Disney Company, Katherine Emmons
Disney/Pixar puts the pedal to the metal in their latest theatrical release presented by Disney, Cars! Lightning McQueen, the hot-shot rookie race car, is on his way to the race of a lifetime to claim the coveted Piston Cup. But McQueen hits a bump in the road along his journey. Find out if his dream of becoming a champion will come true in this action-filled storybook!
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Ratatouille (Disney/Pixar Ratatouille) (Read-Aloud Storybook)
by Katherine Emmons, Mary Olin
When a little rat named Remy tries to become a chef in a famous French restaurant, there's bound to be trouble. This full-color Read-Aloud Storybook retells all of the action of Disney / Pixar's latest animated feature film, Ratatouille!
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Oh, Brother! (Pictureback) (Ratatouille movie tie in)
by Katherine Emmons, Claire Roman
Remy dreams of becoming a gourmet chef in a fancy French restaurant. Emile is happy living in the sewer and eating garbage. These two rats are as different as night and day, but they agree on one thing—they're brothers and they'll stick together through thick and thin. This full-color storybook is based on Disney ¥ Pixar's exciting and hysterical feature film Ratatouille.
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