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| − | The '''''Maggie Simpson'' book series''' is a series of books | + | [[File:Maggie Simpson's Book of Colors and Shapes.jpg|200px|thumb|right|One of the books, ''Maggie Simpson's Book of Colors and Shapes''.]] |
| + | The '''''Maggie Simpson'' book series''' is a series of educational children's books, written by [[Matt Groening]] and [[Maggie Groening]], focusing on [[Maggie Simpson]]. | ||
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| + | {{w|Reed Business Information, Inc.}} released this description of the book series in 1991: | ||
| + | ''Maggie, the youngest Simpson sibling (best known for her ever-present pacifier), makes a highly successful and often hilarious transition to print. These concept books feature simple, clean design; bright, bold colors; humorous and visually inviting illustrations. Familiarity with the Simpsons is a definite plus here, as references to personalities and situations from the TV show abound. Not just for preschoolers, the books have such broad appeal that older siblings--and even parents--may squabble over who gets to look at them first. Purists may quibble that one can't actually count the 1000 ants or suggest that four-year-olds might not associate "mambo" with "M," but such sticklers would doubtless not gravitate toward these books in the first place. Simpsons fans will, and in numbers.'' | ||
== Books == | == Books == | ||
| − | + | The United States books were published in September 1991 by [[HarperCollins Publishers]]; ''Colours and Shapes'', ''Animals'' and ''Alphabet'' being released on September 12, 1991, ''Numbers'' being released on September 19, 1991; all four books were released on the latter date in the United Kingdom by Carnival, the books, at least ''Colours and Shapes'' going out of print on July 15, 1993. That year, presumably in September 1991, [[Canal Plus]] published French versions of the books, and were published again in September 1992 by [[Albin Michel]]. The Spanish books were released the following July, by [[Ediciones B]], Sagebrush Education Resources and Grupo Zeta each publishing three of the books, ''Alphabet'' being omitted, presumably because the book would have to be entirely redesigned to change the words over; these books contained 27 pages, unlike the 32 pages in the other language versions of the books. The Portuguese books were published by [[Gradiva]] three months before. In Israel that year, the ''Hebrew Alphabet Book'' was published, by Harper Collins Trade Division. This item was recently listed on the shopping website, Amazon, and the item is not currently available for purchase on the website; the item listing only containing details about the book's release and its publisher. | |
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| + | {{TCsT|''[[Maggie Simpson's Book of Animals]]''|2}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Apprends a Connaitre Les Animaux Avec Les Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''El Libro de los Animales de Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''O Livro dos Animals de Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TRs||3}} | ||
| + | {{TCsT|''[[Maggie Simpson's Counting Book]]''|2}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Apprends a Compter Avec Les Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''El Libro de los Números de Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Aprende a Contar com Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TCsT|''[[Maggie Simpson's Book of Colors and Shapes]]''|2}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Apprends les Formes et les Couleurs Avec Les Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''El Libro de las Formas y los Colores de Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Aprende as Cores e as Formas com Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TCsT|''[[Maggie Simpson's Alphabet Book]]''|2}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Apprends l'Alphabet Avec Les Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|No book released<br/>possibly titled ''El Libro de alfabeto de Maggie Simpson'' if released}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Aprende as Letras com Maggie Simpson''}} | ||
| + | {{TB|''Maggie Simpson's Hebrew Alphabet Book''}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
{{Maggie Simpson books}} | {{Maggie Simpson books}} | ||
Revision as of 09:58, May 4, 2013
The Maggie Simpson book series is a series of educational children's books, written by Matt Groening and Maggie Groening, focusing on Maggie Simpson.
Reed Business Information, Inc. released this description of the book series in 1991: Maggie, the youngest Simpson sibling (best known for her ever-present pacifier), makes a highly successful and often hilarious transition to print. These concept books feature simple, clean design; bright, bold colors; humorous and visually inviting illustrations. Familiarity with the Simpsons is a definite plus here, as references to personalities and situations from the TV show abound. Not just for preschoolers, the books have such broad appeal that older siblings--and even parents--may squabble over who gets to look at them first. Purists may quibble that one can't actually count the 1000 ants or suggest that four-year-olds might not associate "mambo" with "M," but such sticklers would doubtless not gravitate toward these books in the first place. Simpsons fans will, and in numbers.
Books
The United States books were published in September 1991 by HarperCollins Publishers; Colours and Shapes, Animals and Alphabet being released on September 12, 1991, Numbers being released on September 19, 1991; all four books were released on the latter date in the United Kingdom by Carnival, the books, at least Colours and Shapes going out of print on July 15, 1993. That year, presumably in September 1991, Canal Plus published French versions of the books, and were published again in September 1992 by Albin Michel. The Spanish books were released the following July, by Ediciones B, Sagebrush Education Resources and Grupo Zeta each publishing three of the books, Alphabet being omitted, presumably because the book would have to be entirely redesigned to change the words over; these books contained 27 pages, unlike the 32 pages in the other language versions of the books. The Portuguese books were published by Gradiva three months before. In Israel that year, the Hebrew Alphabet Book was published, by Harper Collins Trade Division. This item was recently listed on the shopping website, Amazon, and the item is not currently available for purchase on the website; the item listing only containing details about the book's release and its publisher.
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