Sam Williams Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Explore a vibrant world where the unconventional figures of Warhol's art and Lynch's cinematic vision intertwine, celebrating misfits, dreamers, and those often overlooked. This work pays homage to the unique voices and experiences that challenge societal norms, inviting readers to reflect on the beauty found in the margins of culture.

Ballet Kitty's nimble paws make her a natural dancer, but what good are fast feet without ballet slippers? Without proper footwear, her entrechats are droopy and her pirouettes are just a quick, soul-crunching succession of kerplunks. It doesn't take long however for this pussycat prima ballerina in training to realize that good attitude is more than a expertly rendered dance position. A heartening words-and-pictures pas de deux.

It is Christmas Eve at Buttercup Cottage. Little Red and her friends set off on their trip to Christmas Tree Wood, where their favourite fir tree grows. Along the way, they deliver sugary cinnamon sticks to the mouse family and delicious treacle shortbread to the robins. But as they approach the wood, they find that Little Red’s friend, Father Christmas, has a big problem: a sick reindeer has left him with only seven to pull his sleigh! Little Red knows that no problem is too big when you have friends. Thanks to her sack of smiles, and a little help from Roany the Pony, Little Blue, and the rest of the gang, all of the children on Father Christmas' list get just what they asked for, and Little Red is back at Buttercup Cottage in time to spend Christmas with her dearest friends. Don’t miss this delightful story - it’s Christmaspuddingtastic!

Rhyming text describes bunches of babies, but there is only one baby that is loved the best.

Baby duck thinks it is spring, but the pond is frozen.

Sleepy story. Sleepy sighs. Sleepy Mum will kiss my eyes. This soothing story with repetitive refrainsand Sam Williams rich, atmospheric pictures, is a perfect sleepy bedtime story.

"Why would Microsoft executives lie awake at night worrying about the antics of a long-haired, renegade hacker named Richard Stallman? Why do some of the smartest programmers on the planet revere this man as "St. Ignucius"? And how did a stubborn, precocious boy obsessed with creating the perfect model rocket grow up to play David to the software industry's Goliath?" "Free as in Freedom traces this eccentric genius's evolution from gifted, solitary child to teen outcast to revered and reviled crusader. Through extensive interviews with Stallman, his family, fellow hackers, and tech-industry heavyweights, author Sam Williams crafts a portrait of a freedom fighter who has, in fact, changed the world."--Jacket