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Pages: 32, Paperback, EDCON Publishing Group

Artist hand painted oil painting on canvas reproduction of original masterpiece - Rembrandt-van-Rijn-The-Shipbui lder-Jan-Rijcksen-and-His-Wife -Griet-Jans

"The timeless appeal of Holmes and Watson, reinforced with large panels on each page, clear colors, and easily readable font in high-contrast white bubbles, will make this set of adventures in demand with emerging, reluctant, and struggling readers. This series is a nice way to introduce readers to Sherlock Holmes."

Talk about a special fish--this one can grant wishes! The fisherman doesn't really want to ask for anything, but his wife does! See if she gets her wishes.

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Release Date: 1997-09-15, Audio Cassette, EDCON Imperial Players

Pages: 32, Library Binding, Picture Window Books

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Academy Award-winning actress Jodie Foster retells the story of the fisherman, who catches an enchanted flounder which is able to grant any wish imaginable. A story about overwhelming greed. VHS only.

Vivian Snipes , artistic director of Lexington Children's Theatre, studied interrelated arts at the University of Maryland and the University of Kentucky. Prior to moving to central Kentucky, she performed with several children's-theatre touring companies in the Washington, D.C. area and taught in the Montgomery County Maryland Schools' Interrelated Arts Program. Since arriving at Lexington Children's Theatre in 1979, she has been a teacher, set designer, costumer, production manager, administrator...

Larry Snipes , producing director of Lexington Children's Theatre, studied theatre at Alabama's University of Montevallo. After working as director of Prince George's Children's Theatre in the suburban Washington, D.C. area, he settled in Lexington, Kentucky, where he has resided for 30 years. As a director, a reluctant actor, an even more reluctant administrator and sometime playwright, Snipes is constantly inspired by the laughter and joy of the young audiences for whom he works.

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The lacquer box features the scene where the poor old Fisherman catches a small golden fish in his net. The fish promises to fulfil all his wishes but the kind man lets her back into the sea without asking for anything. Unlike himself, his wife who was spinning cloth appeared to be rather ambitious. However, her ambitions have led her to the same old mud hut where she and her old fisherman had always lived.

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