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The king who rained by fred gwynne, 1989, the trumpet club edition, in english special ed. A young girl misunderstands her parents expressions as fairy tales in this humorous picture book by fred gwynne. Jenna blum, new york times and internationally bestselling author of. Hes also written a beautiful and very funny book about a girl taking her mutt dog to a dog show, easy to see why. For more than seventy years, penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the englishspeaking world.

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Jan 01, 1970 the king who rained 1970, written and illustrated by fred gwynne, is a humorous collection of illustrations based on homophones. Victor kelleher was born in london in 1939 and moved to australia in 1976 via africa and new zealand. It was ranked number 21 on modern library s list of the 100 best novels in the english language. Thus we have a reference to a king who rained, a table fork in the road, and references to holding up a bridal locomotive train, plus a literal frog in the throat, as well as bear feet and foot prince, all turned on their merry heads by gwynnes direct, comical artwork.

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