characters

Personal body guard Hatter Madigan relates the story of Alyss Heart's 13 year exile as he searches for this lost Princess of Wonderland after having lost track of her during a bloody coup in these "geo-graphic" novels that detail familiar places and characters from Earth history and those made famous in the Lewis Carroll tales of Alice's [Alice Pleasance Liddell] time in Wonderland.

Identifies such positive traits in each Peanuts character as Charlie Brown's determination, Sally's loving-kindness, and Snoopy's creativity, and emphasizes the message that everyone possesses special and unique qualities.

Virtuous Queen Alyss, who has lost the power of imagination, and her murderous aunt Redd battle for control of Wonderland.

An exploration of some of Shakespeare's greatest characters, including Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, Brutus, King Lear, and Romeo and Juliet. Investigates some of the different types of characters that can be found in Shakespeare's plays. Learn how the playwright used language to create both villains and lovers.

A guide to the plots and language to the plays and sonnets of William Shakespeare.

"Created and played by French comic actor and filmmaker Jacques Tati, Mr. Hulot is a beloved character in France. David Merveille's comic strip-style illustrations depict twenty-two captivating scenes with a page turn that builds suspense for each surprise ending. From shaking a snow globe on a summer day and causing the sky to snow to having funny things in common with every animal at the zoo, Merveille's nearly wordless book is a delight to the observant and curious viewer."--Jacket flap.

Provides information about the fairies from the Rainbow Magic series by Daisy Meadows.

"A comprehensive, full-color compendium of the key characters in all eight of the Harry Potter films, filled with never-before-seen photographs and illustrations, covering the costumes, makeup, weaponry, and behind-the-scenes story that brought each personality ... to life on the big screen,"--Amazon.com.

Examines philosophical thought on passion in the time of Shakespeare, discusses the relationship of this to the study of literature, and explores passion in "Hamlet," "Othello," "King Lear," and "Macbeth.".

A copy of Harry Potter's--and Ronald Weasley's--textbook which provides alphabetically arranged entries that describe creatures, monsters, and legendary beings; and includes a Norwegian Ridgeback, a Hippogriff, pixie, and more.