14.03.2014 Views

september 2011 update - John Neal, Bookseller

september 2011 update - John Neal, Bookseller

september 2011 update - John Neal, Bookseller

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Lettershop Calligraphy Kit<br />

Instructional Bk + Markers<br />

B3319. The Lettershop<br />

Calligraphy Project Kit by<br />

Joanne Fink and Cheryl Adams.<br />

1998. 62pp. 6"x11". Spiral $19.99.<br />

JNB Price $14.95<br />

Learn italic calligraphy using<br />

calligraphy markers with this<br />

superb instructional book. Book<br />

has good exemplars for cap and lowercase letters,<br />

plus simple projects: envelopes, cards & invitations.<br />

Contains book plus three Elegant Writer<br />

Calligraphy Markers (black - fine, green - extra-fine,<br />

red - broad). Makes a wonderful gift for a budding<br />

calligrapher.<br />

Italic Letters Kit<br />

Workbook + Fountain Pen<br />

K104. Italic Calligraphy Beginner's Kit.<br />

Want to teach yourself Italic? Use this instructional<br />

and informative workbook and the fountain pen<br />

that exactly fits the exercises. Provides thorough<br />

instruction on italic calligraphy and handwriting.<br />

Kit contains Italic Letters by Dubay & Getty and a<br />

Sheaffer Calligraphy Set with pen, ink cartridges<br />

and three interchangeable nibs. $29.95<br />

K104-L. Left Hand Italic Calligraphy Beginner's<br />

Kit. Contains Italic Letters (book), Insights into Left<br />

Handed Calligraphy (book) and a left-hand Manuscript<br />

Beginner’s Set with pen, cartridge, converter,<br />

and three left-hand nibs. $42.85<br />

B3327. The Alphabet from A<br />

to Y with Bonus Letter Z! by<br />

Steve Martin and Roz Chast.<br />

2007. 64pp. 10.25"x8.5 ".<br />

Hardcover $17.95. JNB $7.50<br />

Steve Martin has supplied the<br />

rhyming and alliterative couplets. Roz Chast, whose<br />

cartoons frequently appear in The New Yorker, has<br />

provided the illustrative facing page. “In varsity Victor<br />

was often victorious - sadly, his winning made<br />

him vainglorious.” “Excellent Edward, exceedingly<br />

picky, ate eggs with an eel whose earwax was icky.”<br />

Bookmaking & Kids<br />

B3317. Handmade Books<br />

for a Healthy Planet: Sixteen<br />

Earth-Friendly Projects from<br />

Around the World by Susan<br />

Kapuscinski Gaylord. 2010.<br />

132pp. 8.5" x 8.5". Paper<br />

$19.95<br />

This book of projects for your kids or grandkids<br />

explores the fascinating world of handmade books.<br />

They will learn about history around the world while<br />

they make their own books with earth-friendly<br />

recycled materials. All that is needed are cereal boxes,<br />

grocery bags, scissors, and glue stick. The step-by-step<br />

instructions include: Wish Scroll from Ethiopia, Medieval<br />

Book of Hours, Time Line Accordion book from<br />

Central America and Mexico, Book of Haiku from<br />

Japan. Good for classroom instruction or just fun.<br />

B3069.<br />

Magic<br />

Books &<br />

Paper Toys:<br />

Flip Books,<br />

E-Z Pop-Ups & Other Paper<br />

Playthings to Amaze &<br />

Delight by Esther K. Smith.<br />

2008. 144pp. 7.5"x7.5". Paper $21.95<br />

Step-by-step instructions for more than two dozen<br />

clever projects, including a classic crisscross magic<br />

wallet, woven heart baskets, pop-up maps, pocket<br />

movies, flip books, spinners, and cootie catchers. The<br />

finished examples show you that even these playthings<br />

for kids can become sophisticated in execution, as well<br />

as just things of fun.<br />

B2698. Literacy through the Book Arts by Paul<br />

<strong>John</strong>son. 1993. 168pp. 8"x 10". Paper $29.95<br />

B3145. Get Writing: Creative<br />

Book-Making Projects for<br />

Children Ages 7-12 Years by Paul<br />

<strong>John</strong>son. 2008. 64pp. 8.5"x11".<br />

Paper $19.95<br />

This sequel to Get Writing 4-7<br />

contains more than twenty-five<br />

new book making ideas showing<br />

children how to combine images, words, and paper engineering<br />

techniques. Each section introduces a basic<br />

book structure: a pop-up book, a shape book, a zigzag<br />

book, or a flap book. You are then provided a variety<br />

of ways the design can be used for engaging writing<br />

projects. Includes detailed advice for planning each<br />

project, how to draft the text, and instruction on how to<br />

construct the book. Full color throughout.<br />

B2816. Get Writing: Creative<br />

Book-Making projects for Children<br />

by Paul <strong>John</strong>son. 2005. 64pp.<br />

8.25"x10.75". Paper $17.50<br />

Contains more than 100 ideas<br />

for book-making projects that<br />

encourage children to write for<br />

pleasure. 25 book structures<br />

(pop-up, shape, zigzag, origami, flap, etc) with variations<br />

and step-by-step instructions. For teachers<br />

and home-schoolers. Projects are a gateway to writing<br />

and numeric skills and provide hints on relating<br />

to English, math, science, history, geography and art.<br />

Examples by children 4-7, but projects are suitable<br />

for older children.<br />

CD20. The Spirit Book<br />

Series by Susan Kapuscinski<br />

Gaylord. $24.95<br />

Susan's Spirit Books are a<br />

series of 50 artist books of<br />

handmade paper nested in<br />

natural materials – such as twigs, driftwood, or a<br />

branch. They connect Susan's experience of the<br />

inherent spirituality and mystery of nature with<br />

the long-standing tradition of books as testaments<br />

of faith and belief. The CD-ROM contains<br />

a slide show of 35 of the Spirit Books, powerpoint<br />

presentation on the development of the series<br />

and Susan's earlier work, writings about the<br />

Spirit Books, resources, and a Book of the Spirit<br />

Workshop – for creating your own spirit books.<br />

26 ❧ t o l l f r e e: 800-369-9598 v w e b : www.j o h n n e a l b o o k s.com

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!