The Flying Latke ebook

by Paul Colin,William Steig,Arthur Yorinks

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Yorinks, Arthur; Steig, William, 1907-2003, ill; Colin, Paul, 1946 . A family argument on the first night of Chanukah results in a food fight and a flying latke that is mistaken for a flying saucer.

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A family argument over a Buick on the first night of Chanukah results in a food fight, and when Uncle Izzy throws a latke out the window, the FBI mistakes it for a UFO. Reprint.

The Flying Latke, illustrated by William Steig, photo illustrations by Paul . In The Flying Latke, Yorinks pairs with William Steig for a Hanukkah tale of a very different sort.

The Flying Latke, illustrated by William Steig, photo illustrations by Paul Colin and author, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 1999. The Floating Cow and Other Stories, Arthur A. Levine (New York, NY), 2000. Company's Going, illustrated by David Small, Hyperion (New York, NY), 2001. Yorinks began to write his own picture books and, at the age of sixteen, "summoned all the courage I had and did something that was to have an enormous effect" on his "life and work," Yorinks once explained in. "I showed up at Maurice Sendak's door unannounced.

Illustrated by William Steig. Steig also received the Christopher Award, the Irma Simonton Black Award, the William Allen White Children’s Book Award, the America Book Award, and Society of Illustrators Lifetime Achievement Award. He was also the US nominee for both of the biennial, international Hans Christian Andersen Awards as an illustrator in 1982, and then as an author in 1988. He is survived by his wife, Jeanne Steig, and four children. Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (January 28, 2017). ISBN13: 9781534409484.

The Flying Latke book. When Danny's family gets together, it's always a mess . Arthur Yorinks is a playwright, director, and author of more than thirty-five picture books for children, including the Caldecott Medal–winning Hey, Al, illustrated by Richard Egielski. His most recent picture book is Presto and Zesto in Limboland, illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Arthur Yorinks lives in Cambridge, New York. Books by Arthur Yorinks. Mor. rivia About The Flying Latke.

SIGNED Arthur Yorinks' The Flying Latke. At long last, Arthur Yorinks and Maurice Sendak collaborate on their first picture book. It's stupendous, it's hilarious, it's an absolutely joyous event!

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William Steig /ˈstaɪɡ/ (November 14, 1907 – October 3, 2003) was an American cartoonist, sculptor, and, in his later life, an illustrator and writer of children's books. Best known for the picture books Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, Abel's Island, and Doctor De Soto, he was also the creator of Shrek!, which inspired the film series of the same name.

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A family argument over a Buick on the first night of Chanukah results in a food fight, and when Uncle Izzy throws a latke out the window, the FBI mistakes it for a UFO. 25,000 first printing.

Arcanescar

I lost my copy in a house fire. I love this story!! So happy to have it again.

Mohn

Best Hanukah book ever

Minnai

I love this wacky book! It is delightfully ridiculous and is a story of a real family behaving badly in a nonsensical crisis.

LivingCross

This is the first Hanukkah story I have read that doesn't teach the history/story of Hanukkah, rather just tell a funny story around that happens during the holiday. I wish someone would make this into a short cartoon or funny movie for kids. I struggle to find fun family-friendly entertainment around Hanukkah that doesn't involve just learning about the holiday.

Jek

A wonderful holiday read-aloud for family or classroom! This is a brilliant picture book. The background illustrations were done by William Steig (think "Shrek!"). The characters are friends and actors who were photographed by Arthur Yorinks and Paul Colin -- and then digitally placed into Steig's backgrounds. Visually, this book is an amazing treat! The plot is also fabulous -- a family argument at a Chanukah dinner leads to a latke being tossed out the window and mistaken for a UFO. It takes about ten minutes to read this to your children or class -- and I guarantee, you'll ALL love it!!!

Wal

A Hanukkah book by not one, but two, count them two, Caldecott Medal winners. Steig has been illustrating The New Yorker magazine for what? something like over 60 years! And Yorink is famous for "Hey Al" and that story about Whitefish. This is quite a unique Hanukkah book that combines pictures of real people (better than stock characters) and illustrations, and text and cartoon bubbles, to show what Hanukkah is really like in a large extended family.

Bedy

A Jewish holiday, a funny and fanciful Jewish story make this book in many ways utterly charming. Even nominally traditional Jewish dietary laws are ignored, however, when the author serves the story's assembled family latkes, sour cream, and chicken (among other things) for dinner. An unfortunate error in judgment, in this reader's view.

Pssssst.... while many of the characters in the book look like photos of stock characters, upon closer look you may notice that some of the roles are played by the children's book publisher David Saylor; famed artists Maurice Sendak and Vladimir Radunsky; the illustrator William Steig; and the publisher Judith Rovenger.