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Jan 1, 2000 · What the animals don't realize is that the heart of a perfect snowman is the reason it can never last. Heart of a Snowman is a weird book. The factory is clinical and, during the snowman disassembly phase, a bit frightening. On my first reading the book seemed a bit strange and I wondered at the story. But after re-reading it I feel more ...
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Sep 22, 2009 · Heart of a Snowman. Hardcover – September 22, 2009. by Mary Kuryla (Author), Eugene Yelchin (Illustrator) 3.8 15 ratings. See all formats and editions. Very Christmas Eve, a boy named Owen builds the very best snowman he can, only to see it melt away on Christmas Day. There must be a way to make it last, he thinks.
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Heart of a Snowman : Yelchin, Eugene, Kuryla, Mary, Yelchin, Eugene, Kuryla, Mary: Amazon.in: Books
Oct 31, 2019 · Language. English. 1 v. (unpaged) : 29 cm. On Christmas Eve, young Owen visits a magical factory run by animals, where he both teaches and learns some interesting things about snowmen. Ages 4-8.
Sep 7, 2022 · Heart of a snowman by Kuryla, Mary. Publication date 2014 Topics Snowmen -- Juvenile fiction, Animals -- Juvenile fiction, Factories -- Juvenile fiction, Snowmen ...
Maria Modugno, editor. Martha Rago, art director. Buy the book. Mary Kuryla and Eugene Yelchin live in Southern California. Because it never snows there, they climbed to the top of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and spent a winter in a tiny cabin building snowmen and taking apart snowflakes in order to write Heart Of A Snowman.
Oct 1, 2009 · A little boy learns why snowmen always melt in this out-of-control surreal adventure. From a promising opening—“Owen knew that at the heart of a snowman is a perfect snowball. To make a perfect snowball, you need the powdery kind of snow that’s a bit melty”—the text spirals into a dream-trip to a snowman factory to which Owen is kidnapped. There he sees a series of animals unmaking his snowman under the direction of an unseen totalitarian voice that booms from a loudspeaker. Owen ...
