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Chapter 25: In And Out Of The Woods
WESTON WOODS catalog, stories adapted from children's picture books:
| BARK, GEORGE | Jules Feiffer |
| THE BEAST OF MONSIEUR RACINE | Tomi Ungerer |
| BURT DOW, DEEP WATER MAN | Robert McCloskey |
| CHANGES, CHANGES | Pat Hutchins |
| CHARLIE NEEDS A CLOAK | Tomi de Paola |
| DIARY OF A WORM | Doreen Cronin/Harry Bliss |
| DIARY OF A SPIDER | Doreen Cronin/Harry Bliss |
| DIARY OF A FLY | Doreen Cronin/Harry Bliss |
| DRUMMER HOFF | Ed Emberley |
| EMILY’S FIRST 100 DAYS OF SCHOOL | Rosemary Wells |
| THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES | Nadine Westcott |
| THE FOOLISH FROG | Pete Seeger |
| GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS | James Marshall |
| THE HAPPY OWLS | Celestino Piatti |
| HAROLD’S FAIRY TALE | Crockett Johnson |
| THE HAT | Tomi Ungerer |
| I LOST MY BEAR | Jules Feiffer |
| IN THE NIGHT KITCHEN | Maurice Sendak |
| LEOPOLD, THE SEE-THROUGH CRUMBPICKER | James Flora |
| MOON MAN | Tomi Ungerer |
| PATRICK | Quentin Blake |
| A PICTURE FOR HAROLD’S ROOM | Crockett Johnson |
| THE PIGS' WEDDING | Helme Heine |
| ROSIE'S WALK | Pat Hutchins |
| SMILE FOR AUNTIE | Diane Paterson |
| A STORY-A STORY | Gail E. Haley |
| STREGA NONNA | Tomi de Paola |
| THE SWINEHERD | Bjorn Wiinblad |
| SYLVESTER AND THE MAGIC PEBBLE | William Steig |
| TEENY-TINY AND THE WITCH- WOMAN | Barbara K. Walker |
| THE THREE ROBBERS | Tomi Ungerer |
| THE UGLY DUCKLING | Svend Otto S. |
| VOYAGE TO THE BUNNY PLANET | Rosemary Wells |
| WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE | Maurice Sendak |
| WHY MOSQUITOES BUZZ IN PEOPLE'S EARS | Leo and Diane Dillon |
| WINGS, A STORY OF TWO CHICKENS | James Marshall |
| ZLATEH THE GOAT | Isaac Bashevis Singer |
(Each film faithful to the graphic and philosophic character of the original book from which it was adapted, but each also freely enhanced with cinematic techniques.)
Weston Woods films by Gene Deitch are available from:
Weston Woods Studios, 265 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06880
From "Where The Wild Things Are" © by Maurice Sendak, one of our most successful films adapted from children's picture books, produced for Weston Woods. © Maurice Sendak
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I came to this page, because I was trying to find Childrens Circle; I was trying to find a place to order CC/WW videotapes for home use. Those used to be available (then, for $20), and are absolutely wonderful. Now I fear only the school and library editions are available. Monday (12/24), or at some business day in the near future, I will dial 800-KIDS VID, and find out the truth. It is wonderful to find out more about how the films were made. I knew I loved the makers; loving the films as I do, how could I not? And the films make the books all the more accessible. The teach one to read . . . .
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