Rumpelstiltskin: A Discover Graphics Fairy Tale

by Stephanie True Peters, Forrest Burdett (Illustrator)

Overview

Revisit the tale of Rumpelstiltskin with this graphic novel for new readers. The king demands the miller's daughter spin straw into gold. She doesn't know how until Rumpelstiltskin appears out of nowhere with his magic. But as the king asks for more gold, and Rumpelstiltskin demands repayment, what will happen to the miller's daughter?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663909084
Publisher:	Capstone
Publication date:	07/01/2021
Series:	Discover Graphics: Fairy Tales
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
Lexile:	GN430L (what's this?)
File size:	9 MB
Age Range:	5 - 7 Years

About the Author

Stephanie True Peters has been writing books for young readers for more than 25 years. Among her most recent titles are Sleeping Beauty: Magic Master and Johnny Slimeseed, both for Capstone's Far-Out  Fairy Tale/Folk Tale series. An avid reader, workout enthusiast, and beach wanderer, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her children, Jackson and Chloe, her husband Dan, and the family's two cats and two rabbits. She lives and works in Mansfield, Massachusetts, Stephanie True Peters has been writing books for young readers for more than 25 years. Among her most recent titles are Sleeping Beauty: Magic Master and Johnny Slimeseed, both for Capstone's Far-Out  Fairy Tale/Folk Tale series. An avid reader, workout enthusiast, and beach wanderer, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her children, Jackson and Chloe, her husband Dan, and the family's two cats and two rabbits. She lives and works in Mansfield, Massachusetts.
Forrest Burdett is an illustrator from New Jersey with a passion for vibrant colors and homemade hummus. Born into a family of creatives, Forrest has been making art since he was a child scribbling in notebooks. He studied illustration at FIT in New York City and now lives in Portland, Oregon. He uses art as a way to find magic in small, everyday things. See more of his work at www.forrestburdett.com

Interviews

Graphic novels are hot—kids love reading them, but there aren’t many available for truly new readers. These are appropriate for early readers both in content and reading level. And the visual storytelling is supportive to kids who can’t yet read;