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The Amazing Incredible Shrinking Saxophoneby Thornton Cline/illust. Susan OliverDylan joins the band at school to play saxophone. But all Dylan wants to do is play jazz. His teachers demand he play the easy songs first. Dylan listens to a virtuoso saxophone player performing on the street and wishes to play like him. The man warns Dylan that if he doesn't cooperate with his teachers and play the songs they ask him to play, his saxophone will shrink until it vanishes. One day, his saxophone shrinks to such a tiny size that Dylan can't play. Dylan discovers the secret to making his saxophone grow back to its full size and is rewarded by being able to play his favorite music - jazz! (Recommended for ages 4-8)
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The Amazing Incredible Shrinking Trumpetby Thornton Cline/illust. Susan OliverKylie is a quiet girl who signs up for trumpet in band. Her friends and band teacher tell her she is talented. But Kylie doesn't believe in herself. One night, while watching TV, her eyes catch an amazing woman trumpet player. Suddenly, the woman steps out of her TV screen and into her room. The woman tells Kylie not to be afraid of what others think, and to believe in herself. She warns Kylie that if she keeps playing softly and not believing in herself, her trumpet will shrink and vanish. Kylie discovers that if she starts player louder and believes in herself she can keep her trumpet from shrinking. (Recommended for ages 4-8) |
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The Amazing Incredible Shrinking Ukuleleby Thornton Cline, Illustrations by Susan OliverTrevor receives a nice ukulele from his mom and dad. They sign him up for lessons with Mr. Parker. Trevor thinks he is too cool to play the ukulele. He would rather be playing the electric guitar. Mr. Parker tries his best to motivate Trevor but Trevor’s heart isn’t into it. One night when Trevor is asleep, he is visited by a strange-looking man dressed like a rock star. He warns Trevor that if he quits his ukulele and continues showing his poor attitude that not only will his ukulele shrink but he will never have a chance at playing electric guitar. Trevor discovers the secret of how to keep his ukulele from shrinking and how to get to play the electric guitar. (Recommended for ages 4-8). |
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The Amazing Incredible Shrinking ViolinStory by Thornton Cline, Illustrations by Susan OliverYoung Austin begs his parents to play violin. But Austin doesn’t make time to practice until one night he is visited by the violin fairy who warns him that if he doesn’t practice his violin, it will shrink. Austin’s classmates are amazed at what happens next! Austin discovers that if he wants to sound good, he must practice. This heartwarming story teaches the benefits of hard work and attaining one’s goals. Austin’s dream of becoming a big violin star is starting to come true. The book’s whimsical illustrations by acclaimed illustrator Susan Oliver add to the charm and merriment of the story. The book includes a CD of 10 easy original songs for violin or voice (with lyrics sung by a children’s choir) and narrations of the story. (Recommended for ages 4-8) |
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The Amazing Incredible Shrinking Violin - Spanish Edition(El Inereible Sorprendente Violin Que Se Eneogia)Story by Thornton Cline, Illustrations by Susan OliverYoung Austin begs his parents to play violin. But Austin doesn’t make time to practice until one night he is visited by the violin fairy who warns him that if he doesn’t practice his violin, it will shrink. Austin’s classmates are amazed at what happens next! Austin discovers that if he wants to sound good, he must practice. This heartwarming story teaches the benefits of hard work and attaining one’s goals. Austin’s dream of becoming a big violin star is starting to come true. The book’s whimsical illustrations by acclaimed illustrator Susan Oliver add to the charm and merriment of the story. The book includes a CD of 10 easy original songs for violin or voice (with lyrics sung by a children’s choir) and narrations of the story. (Recommended for ages 4-8) |
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