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Jumanji

by Chris van Allsburg

Winner, 1982

Hey, Al

Illustrations:

Richard Egielski;

text: Arthur Yorinks

Winner, 1987

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CALDECOTT AWARD WINNER - 2000

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"Joseph Had a Little Overcoat" was written by Simms Taback and

is adapted from a Yiddish folk song ‘I had a Little Overcoat'.

In this story Joseph who has an overcoat. As time goes by it becomes

tattered. Instead of throwing his overcoat away, he makes a jacket,

then a vest and so on. Throughout the story, each piece he makes be-

comes 'old and worn' until there is no material left. Joseph had noth-

ing left.

Instead of being distraught about the matter, he decides to write a

book about his overcoat, which goes to show ' You can always make

something out of nothing".

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CALDECOTT AWARD WINNER 2013

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CALDECOTT AWARD WINNER 1979

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