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Lemieux Michele:     more books (24)

The Pied Piper of Hamelin by Michele Lemieux, 1993-08 Stormy Night by Michele Lemieux, 1999-09-01 A Gift from Saint Francis: The First Creche by Joanna Cole, 1989-07 What's That Noise? by Michele Lemieux, 1989-06-01 Gewitternacht by Michele Lemieux, 2002-03-13 Voices on the Wind: Poems for All Seasons by David Booth, 1990-08 There Was an Old Man...: A Gallery of Nonsense Rhymes by Edward Lear, 1994-09 Winter Magic by Eveline Hasler, 1989 Amahl And The Night Visitors by Gian Carlo Menotti, 1986 Noche de Tormenta by Michele Lemieux, L. Rodriguez Lopez, et all 2000-01-01 Nuit d'orage by Michèle Lemieux, 1998-06-10 What Is That Noise? by Michele Lemieux, 1984-06-21 Le Baleine Fantastique: Un Conte (Ferroelectricity and Related Phenomena,) by Robert Soulieres, 1980-01 Dans l'intimité star académie by Michèle Lemieux, 2003

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41. Lemieux, Michèle : Comment Réaliser Ses Rêves - Des Techniques Efficaces Pour
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42. A Celebration Of Women Writers: L Listings
    Leggott, michele (1956); LeGrand, Louis aka Metta Victoria Fuller Victor; Seeley Regester lemieux, michele (1955-); Lemire, Margot (1946-) ; In French  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/_generate/authors-L.html
    
    Extractions: WRITERS WHOSE NAMES START WITH L L.E.L. [aka Letitia Elizabeth Landon; Letitia Elizabeth Maclean] ( The Improvisatrice ... (with selected other poems) (HTML at iup.edu) The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches (HTML in the UK) La Chevrotiere, Nicole de (1927-) ; In French La Ferle, Cindy   [aka Cynthia Gullion] (1954-) La Flesche, Susette [aka Inshta Theaumba Inshtatheumba; Bright Eyes; Yosette La Flesche Tibbles] ( More Information La Force, Charlotte Rose Caumont de (1650-1724) La France, Micheline (1944-) ;

43. DonSutton.com - St. Mary's High School Missing Alumni List
    lemieux, Andree lemieux, michele Lemke, Marilyn Lennox, Joan Leroy, Burt Lesenko, Demaris Lesnik, Corey Leszczak, Linda Leszczak, Roy Letcher, Phillip  
    http://www.donsutton.com/missing_persons.html
    
    Extractions: About 6000 Alumni, including classmates, teachers and staff attended St. Mary's High School from the year it opened in 1955 to the year it became J.H. Picard at the end of 1984. As of May, 2007, I have found about 2000 of them. My goal is to find the other 4000 that are still missing and can use your help. If you know where I can find anyone, please contact me or have them contact me. Address and phone would be nice. E-mail would be appreciated. They are all kept private and confidential.

44. Magers & Quinn Booksellers, Discount New And Used Books
    by lemieux, michele ISBN 8489804273 New. One sleepless night, a boy ponders human origins, his own identity and future, life and death, and other questions  
    http://www.magersandquinn.com/index.php?main_page=index&author_id=199145

45. CITYBLOG: NEW YORK BY DIANA LEMIEUX
    Diana lemieux us Diego Morales cl Dominik Banasik pl michele Pesce it Michelle Letelier cl Mike Posehn us Mitch Derek uk  
    http://citypulseblog.blogspot.com/2007/09/new-york-by-diana-lemieux.html
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar "Her intuitive artistic ability lies in the fact that she can deftly and boldly explore the unsettling realism of the human condition, yet at the same time, see the beauty and joy inside of every person, every sunset, every moment - an enlightening window to the world and its representations. Now in CITYPULSE Posted by cityfolk at 2:14 PM This could very well be your "Strongest Statements"! "in the end, it doesn't even matter" But it most certainly will! One could write many a story behind the essence of this capture. It will most certainly be bought by one of the larger Photo Banks... Given greater exposure!

46. BCP DRAFT LIT 85 First Grade - Literature - Overview - March
    lemieux, michele, retold and illus. by. The Pied Piper of Hamelin. New York Morrow Junior Books, 1993. Fullpage color illustrations enhance the tale.  
    http://www.cstone.net/~bcp/1/1MrLit.htm
    
    Extractions: Animals are definitely the topic for this month in Language Arts and Science. Be sure to take time to see how the lessons can be fit together to make a more complete study. Home and habitat together make a thread that winds through the sayings, poems and stories to connect them to the science. You may wish to tell the students that animals are the focus for the month. Tell them that they will learn factual things about animals, but they will also have some fun with some stories that are written about animals whose behaviors seem very human. Provide as many books about animals as possible for the students to read. Take some time to discuss the classifications of fiction and non-fiction. Encourage the students to consider in which area a book belongs whenever they are reading. Help them to see that some books contain elements of both.

47. The List - Books - Www.theage.com.au
    Stormy Night; lemieux, michele. Stradbroke Dreamtime; Noonuccal, Oodgeroo (Walker, Kath). Strike!; Harris, Christine. Summer of my German Soldier; Greene,  
    http://www.theage.com.au/news/Books/The-list/2005/02/20/1108709493002.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("/css/theage.css"); @import url("/css/theage_ent.css"); Welcome to The Age Online. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Text Version @import url("http://samples.fairfax.com.au/netstrip/templates/netstrip-20060911.css"); NEWS MYCAREER DOMAIN DRIVE ... PEOPLE February 20, 2005 To receive a certificate signed by the Victorian Premier, Steve Bracks, students in years 3 to 9 must read 12 books before August. Ten of the books should come from the recommended list. Schools and students can enrol on www.sofweb.vic.edu.au/vicprc The challenge will finish on August 16 and will culminate in literacy and numeracy week in September, when selected schools will be presented with certificates and book prizes. 100 Australian Poems for Children; A Bear Called Paddington; Bond, Michael A Bear Tale; Ingpen, Robert A Box of Chicks; Moloney, James A Dream of Bunyips Dancing; Hurst, Elise A Pet for Mrs Arbuckle; A School for Girls; Grice, Natalie A Triangle for Adaora;

48. HarperCollins Children's Books - Teachers & Librarians: Author's & Illustrators
    lemieux, michele Lenski, Lois Audio Feature available. Leonard, Tom Website available. Lerner, Carol Lessac, Frane Website available  
    http://www.harpercollinschildrens.com/HarperChildrens/Teachers/AuthorsAndIllustr

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    AUTHOR SEARCH lemieux, michele, Hits. LEMAY, CURTIS E. LEMBKE, JANET, 6. lemieux, michele, 1. lemieux, MICH`ELE, 1. LEMMON, JACK, 1. LEMMON, JEAN, 1  
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50. Magic Realism - Michèle Lemieux
    After many years abroad, Michèle lemieux now lives and paints in Montreal. She has established an international reputation and her paintings have been  
    http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/3/10/t10-504-e.html

51. Pelham News : Pelham Girl Dies In Crash – Michelle Lemieux Will Be Remember
    BY DARRELL HALEN Dorothy Mohr liked having Michelle lemieux working in Pelham High School’s front office during the first period of the school day.  
    http://cs.newhampshire.com/blogs/pelham_news/archive/2007/03/14/Pelham-girl-dies

52. H.C. Andersen Illustrator Nominees 2006
    Michèle lemieux. Originally published jointly with Morrow Junior Books, New York . Translated from the German by Michèle lemieux and David Shewan.  
    http://www.geocities.com/gotefridus/andersen2006/hca_illustrators2006.html
    
    Extractions: Most Recent Update: Monday, March 13, 2006 Link to 2006 Writer Nominees Names in highlighted yellow boxes have titles on this page — scroll down or click on the arrow symbol to go directly to entry. Follow links to see title lists for 2004 entrants. Br¸gger Bryan Corbel Delessert Eriksson Erlbruch van Haeringen Kellenberger Lemieux Luzzati Lynch McKee Misenta Nyhus Ohta de Oliveira Prap Psaraki Serrano Solotareff St¶llinger Talvitie Tao Traugot Verplancke Entries in this update: 178 New this update: a new title added by Klaas Verplancke. Br¸gger, Lilian ( Denmark Aakeson, Kim Fupz. Pigen der fik rigtig mange s¸skende (Engl. "The Girl Who Got a Whole Lot of Brothers and Sisters"). Illus. Lilian Br¸gger. Copenhagen ]: Gyldendal, 2004. [28] p. ISBN 8702031035. See cover. Br¸gger, Lilian. Alverdens eventyr (Engl. "Fairy Tales from All Over the World"). Foreword by Lotte Lykke Simonsen. Illus. Lilian Br¸gger. Copenhagen : Forlaget Sesam, 2003. 107 p. ISBN 8711136340.

53. The Pied Piper Of Hamelin (in DOLCAT)
    The Pied Piper of Hamelin / retold and illustrated by Michèle lemieux. Published. New York Morrow Junior Books, c1993. Subject  
    http://dol.state.vt.us:8002/DOLCAT/ABG-3930

54. The Constant Reader Bibliography
    Illustrated by Steven Schindler. New York Scholastic, 1990. issue 36. cvh. lemieux, Michèle. Stormy Night. Toronto Kids Can Press, 1999. issue 22. cvh  
    http://www.constantreader.org/bookpages.html
    
    Extractions: Reviewers are indicated by initials. See bylines for more details. Each book title links to its review. Note to publishers and authors: The Constant Reader does NOT accept review copies or unsolicited book reviews. Please don't write us and ask that we review your book. Thank you. Fiction and Poetry Abel, Robert H. Fishing the Husiwatamee. Hadley, MA: Home Cooking Press, 2001. issue 39. cvh Barker, Molly. Outside. Brooklyn: Tigertooth Press, 1993. issue 5. cvh Beattie, Ann. Chilly Scenes of Winter. New York: Vintage, 1976. issue 4. cvh Beattie, Ann. Park City. New York: Vintage, 1999. issue 13. cvh Bernhard, Thomas. The Voice Imitator. Translated by Kenneth J. Northcott. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1997. issue 10. cvh Block, Francesca Lia. I Was A Teenage Fairy. New York: Harper Collins, 1998. issue 8. cvh Bolster, Stephanie. White Stone: The Alice Poems. vehiculepress.com issue 56. cvh Brainard, Joe. I Remember.

55. Michèle Lemieux - Www.legacyproject.org
    Ms. lemieux has illustrated many books in a variety of mediums. She both illustrated and wrote Stormy Night, which has been translated into fourteen  
    http://www.tcpnow.com/activities/secretslemieux.html
    
    Extractions: Ms. Lemieux has illustrated many books in a variety of mediums. She both illustrated and wrote Stormy Night , which has been translated into fourteen languages, won the prestigious Bologna Ragazzi Award, and was made into an animated film that won the Crystal Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival. When she was a child, Ms. Lemieux loved to write stories and draw pictures for them. She would make up little booklets that she would give away as Christmas presents. Her mother was an artist and always encouraged her. But she remembers one class assignment in which students had to write about what they wanted to do when they got older. While all the other girls had traditional goals like getting married or becoming a nurse, she felt embarrassed and strange that she was the only one who said that she wanted to write and illustrate.

56. CM Archive
    lemieux, Michèle (Retold and illustrated by) Peter and the Wolf Reviewed by Alison Mews Kindergarten to Grade 3 / Ages 58 1991 November  
    http://umanitoba.ca/cm/cmarchive/indexes/authorl.html
    
    Extractions: L Labatt, Lori and Brian Littlejohn Islands of Hope: Ontario's Parks and Wilderness Reviewed by Robert Haxton Grades 10 and up/Ages 15 and up 1992 November Laferriere, Dany How to Make Love to a Negro Reviewed by Melanie Fogel Adult/Secondary 1988 November Lahe, Lillian and Barbara Dixon Our Present: Their Future Reviewed by Gail Lennon Professional 1992 October Laking, Dawn Abbs Timmy Kitten and His Helpful Friends Reviewed by Jane Robinson Grades K to 2 / Ages 5 to 7 1989 December Lalonde, Shirley Cat and Mom Story Reviewed by Janet Tomkins Preschool to Grade 3 / Ages 4-8 1990 May Lamb, James B. The Corvette Navy Reviewed by Neil V. Payne Grades 9 and up 1988 September Lamb, James B. In Love and War: The De Lanceys at Waterloo Reviewed by Constance Hall Grades 9 and up / Ages 14 and up 1989 July Lambert, Betty Jennie's Story and Under the Skin Reviewed by Louise Griffith Adult 1988 July Lamm, C. Drew Anniranni and Mollymishi: The Wild-Haired Doll Reviewed by Adele M. Fasick Preschool to Kindergarten / Ages 3-5 1991 January Lammers, George E.

57. Picturing Books: Traditional Literature
    Retold and illus. by lemieux, Michèle. Robin Hood (Abrams, 1996) Retold and illus. by Margaret Early. Saint George and the Dragon (Little, Brown, 1985)  
    http://picturingbooks.imaginarylands.org/using/traditional.html
    
    Extractions: using picture books traditional literature Types Databases Journals Links ... Resources Stories passed down through oral storytelling, and from generation to generation fall under the broad term traditional literature. Over time and through many tellers, these stories altered, drawing upon each new generation's truth to become the stories we are familiar with today. Rich in tradition and richer in language, traditional literature connects the future to the past. The Brothers Grimm were the first to systematically collect and record tales of the common people. Within traditional literature there are several categories: fables, folktales, myths, and legends; within the categories are types. Traditional literature is one of the most popular genres in picture books. Kathleen T. Horning cites many reasons for this: 1) The action, patterned language, and simple themes threaded through the tales make them appealing to children, 2) the emphasis in library programming on storytelling, and 3) the demand for multicultural literature. In the early 1990s multicultural fairy tales were abundant, filling a need for diversity in children's literature.

58. Michèle Lemieux
    Die offizielle Website des internationalen literaturfestivals berlin.  
    http://www.literaturfestival.com/bios1_3_6_175.html
    
    Extractions: © Hartwig Klappert Canada Guest of ilb 2004 “This book is like a dialogue, an open door between our childhood world and the world of adults. I wanted to let the world be seen through the eyes of this young girl who wonders about a very simple experience: existence!” This is what Michèle Lemieux has to say about her picture book 'Gewitternacht' (Engl: Stormy Night, 1999), which was published in Germany in 1996. The Canadian illustrator, author, lecturer and director was born in Québec. After completing a degree in visual arts in Montreal, she lived in Germany for five years at the end of the 1970’s. Since 1978 she has published fifteen books, which she both illustrated and wrote. They have been translated, filmed and put on stage in more than twenty languages. In 'Gewitternacht', Michèle Lemieux tells the story of a little girl who is unable to fall asleep during a stormy night and whose head is swarming with all kinds of thoughts: where does infinity end? Is there life on other stars? Do I exist only once in the world? Who is responsible for coincidence? And does dying hurt? In a silent dialogue with her dog Fido, she searches for answers to all her questions and ideas. The author’s black and white ink drawings accompany the little girl’s thoughts about being beautiful, being heroic and being scared. In 1997 Lemieux received the prestigious Bologna Ragazzi Award for 'Gewitternacht'. This thoughtful picture book has been translated into more than ten languages, and the fourth edition has already been published in Germany. Lemieux’s cinematic adaptation 'Nuit d’orage' premiered in 2003 and was screened at the Children’s Film Festival of the 54

59. Michelle Lemieux
    Discuss this name with other users on IMDb message board for Michelle lemieux. Find where Michelle lemieux is credited alongside another name  
    http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0501312/
    
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60. Event Details - Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation
    Along with Mitsou, Mahée Paiement, Julie Du Page, Karyne lemieux, MichèleBarbara Pelletier, Pauline Marois, Marie-Andrée Beaudoin, Martine Francke,  
    http://www.rubanrose.org/cibcrunforthecure
    
    Extractions: Event Calendar Record crowd at the CIBC Run for the Cure! Last September 30, over 25,000 people gathered in Montreal and Quebec to unite their voices and march to the beat of the same drum toward a common goal: a future without breast cancer. For an tenth year in Montreal and a fifth in Quebec City, it is an amount of $2.2 million that was raised. So we can say that it is a road paved with hope that helps us to continue our fight toward victory! Run See you next year on Sunday, October 5th, 2008! Want to know more about the 2007 Awards Winners? click here Want to look back on the CIBC Run for the Cure? See our 2007 Run photos We wish to thank our sponsors for the 2007 CIBC Run for the Cure Design by Phil Communications

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