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Russell Schroeder

Author of The Road Runner A Very Scary Lesson

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Includes the name: Russell K. Schroeder

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Walt Disney Pictures Presents The Prince and the Pauper (1990) — Illustrator — 190 copies
Winnie the Pooh and the Missing Bullhorn (1990) — Illustrator, some editions — 119 copies
The Art of Winnie the Pooh (2006) — Illustrator — 36 copies

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One of those books that seems to be written by someone who assumes kids are stupid and will just accept anything you tell them.

So Tigger has a toy airplane. But it really flies. And he can direct how it flies without any sort of mechanism or remote control. And it's large enough to carry a couple of small friends. And it can land and take off on a piece of land smaller in diameter than its own wingspan.

So, yeah, Tigger actually owns a MAGIC airplane.

And it becomes necessary to use all its magic when one friend gets in a little spot of trouble. And then it will never be seen again in the Hundred-Acre Wood.… (more)
 
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villemezbrown | Jan 14, 2023 |
A great overview of a great man!
 
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AngelaLam | 5 other reviews | Feb 8, 2022 |
This is an OK Book to teach one's kids about Stranger Danger. This book can not be read by the very young. It needs to be read to them as the print is small. The Pictures do coincide with the story.

The story is about the Road Runner and his 3 children. They spend their day running around and meeting new friends like the Turtles and the Mountain Lion Cubs. All the while Wiley Coyote is hot on their trail. Papa Road Runner warns his kids about how tricky the Coyote is. Finally at one point in the story Wiley Coyote lures the little Road Runner's to him with a fake horn. Fortunately, the Lioness (mother of the Lion Cubs) Intersects the Coyote and scares him off. The little Road Runner's learn how tricky the Coyote can be.… (more)
 
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DVerdecia | 1 other review | Jul 8, 2021 |
This is a book I had had sitting on my shelf for over 2 decades. It had been a gift I had received in the late '90s and I had never more than flipped through the pages. While the contents weren't greatly compelling, it was interesting to read through a simplified version of an example of the making of an animated movie. This example being, of course, Disney's Mulan.
 
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Sara_Cat | Mar 6, 2021 |

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