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Matt Novak
Internationally recognized children's book author Matt Novak has been writing and illustrating picture books for over 25 years.Among his many titles are The Everything Machine, No Zombies Allowed, and Twelve Snails to One Lizard (A Reading Rainbow Book). His books have garnered many awards... show more

Internationally recognized children's book author Matt Novak has been writing and illustrating picture books for over 25 years.Among his many titles are The Everything Machine, No Zombies Allowed, and Twelve Snails to One Lizard (A Reading Rainbow Book). His books have garnered many awards including School Library Journal's Best Book of the Year for Mouse TV and the International Reading Association's Children's Choice Award for Newt. Matt has also worked for Disney Studios. While at Disney he worked on such films as "Rescuers Down Under" and "Beauty and the Beast."
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Matt Novak's Books
Rock-a-bye Christmas - Matt Novak Little Slugger (Chunky Shape Books - Little All Stars) - Matt Novak While the Shepherd Slept - Matt Novak While the Shepherd Slept - Matt Novak My Froggy Valentine - Matt Novak Christmas is Coming! - Michelle Knudsen, Matt Novak Jazzbo #4 - Matt Novak Jazzbo #4 - Matt Novak Newt - Matt Novak Little Wolf, Big Wolf - Matt Novak The Pillow War - Matt Novak The Everything Machine - Matt Novak No Zombies Allowed - Matt Novak Jazzbo and Googy - Karen Novak, Matt Novak Jazzbo #3 - Matt Novak Jazzbo #3 - Matt Novak Flip Flop Bop - Matt Novak Jazzbo & Googy - Matt Novak Claude and Sun - Matt Novak Jazzbo Goes to School - Matt Novak Twelve Snails to One Lizard: A Tale of Mischief and Measurement - Susan Hightower, Matt Novak A Wish for You - Matt Novak Too Many Bunnies - Matt Novak
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mrsbond rated it 16 years ago
text Too Many Bunnies
Bunnies hop between holes because they are too crowded or too lonely.
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