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Cynthia Von Buhler

Author of They Called Her Molly Pitcher

16+ Works 520 Members 17 Reviews

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Includes the name: Cynthia von Buhler

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Works by Cynthia Von Buhler

Associated Works

The Bronze Bow (1961) — Cover artist, some editions — 4,840 copies
The Perilous Gard (1974) — Cover artist, some editions — 1,599 copies
The Sherwood Ring (1958) — Cover artist, some editions — 917 copies
Queen's Own Fool (2001) — Cover artist, some editions — 579 copies
Household Gods (1999) — Cover artist, some editions — 565 copies
Queen Eleanor: Independent Spirit of the Medieval World (1983) — Cover artist, some editions — 303 copies
The Road to Damietta (1985) — Cover artist, some editions — 176 copies
Lost in the Labyrinth (2002) — Cover artist, some editions — 168 copies
The Fated Sky (1996) — Cover artist, some editions — 49 copies
Peregrine (2000) — Cover artist, some editions — 26 copies
Evelyn Evelyn [sound recording] (2010) — Illustrator — 12 copies

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What an interesting idea. I, of course, have no belief at all in the idea of the tarot, but I enjoy the mythology and history of it, and pairing them up with Shakespearean characters, ideals, and quotes, is a brilliant idea. The references run across all of the plays, so this isn't just a mainstream attempt to link Romeo and Juliet into everything. A lovely little trinket.
 
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therebelprince | 2 other reviews | Apr 21, 2024 |
I enjoyed this racy little graphic novel that features foxy P.I. Minky Woodcock and a cast of historic characters including Nicola Tesla and our former (thank goodness) president's uncle Dr. John Trump, who apparently actually worked for J. Edgar Hoover during WW2.
 
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Unkletom | 1 other review | Dec 29, 2023 |
The School Library Journal lists this title for Grades 3-6. The writing style is narrative and easy to understand. However the text itself is is printed against the textured background of the painted illustrations, which make it more difficult to read, especially on the darker pages. The back matter includes an author's note that also lists some of his sources. The illustrations are oil paintings which look like a product of the age and include a few diagrams to further illustrate the scientific ideas mentioned in the text. This is the only picture book biography of Copernicus that I am aware of and it does a good job of introducing his life and ideas.… (more)
 
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buddingnaturalist | 2 other reviews | Dec 6, 2023 |
While not in depth, this has beautiful illustrations to capture your child’s imagination.
 
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Rating
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