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Daniel Pinkwater

Daniel Pinkwater

Daniel Pinkwater

Daniel Pinkwater is the author of several bestselling children's books as well as a popular commentator on National Public Radio. He writes regular reviews on Contentville.com. Daniel lives in Hyde Park, New York.

Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stor will be released on March 07, 2011 in Trade Paperback
Mar 07, 2011
Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stor is now available in Trade Paperback
Mar 07, 2011
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Chapter 2 from The Werewolf Club Meets Oliver Twit
Sep 18, 2009
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Chapter 1 from Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stories
Jan 16, 2009
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Chapter 1 from Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stories
Jan 07, 2009
Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stories will be released on September 24, 2008 in eBook
Sep 24, 2008
Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stories will be released on September 24, 2008 in eBook
Sep 24, 2008
Uncle Boris in the Yukon and Other Shaggy Dog Stories will be released on September 24, 2008 in eBook
Sep 24, 2008
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency will be released on September 25, 2007 in Hardcover
Sep 25, 2007
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency is now available in Hardcover
Sep 25, 2007
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency will be released on September 25, 2007 in Trade Paperback
Sep 25, 2007
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency is now available in Trade Paperback
Sep 25, 2007
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Washington Post, May 9, 2012
...being a child. I also still enjoy James Marshall’s stories about the hippos George and Martha. Anything Daniel Pinkwater writes — from “I Was A Second Grade Werewolf” to “The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death” — is a pleasure to read...
Brandchannel.com, April 30, 2012
...from the now infamous “Hare and the Pineapple” problem, based on a nonsensical fable written by popular author Daniel Pinkwater, with a moral (proclaimed by an owl in the story) that “pineapples don’t wear sleeves.” State education officials...
The Gulf Today, April 28, 2012
...of controversy in New York last week after it was used on a reading comprehension test for eighth-graders. Daniel Pinkwater, a National Public Radio commentator who also writes children’s literature, wrote the tale (or did he?). It’s about a...
MyNorthwest.com, April 28, 2012
...we all dreaded. Eigth graders in New York were given a passage from a book by childrens' author Daniel Pinkwater about a race between a talking pineapple and a hare. All the animals end up betting on the pineapple, reasoning that a tropical fruit would...
Inside Higher Ed, April 26, 2012
...choice questions based on it “weird.” It was actually “nonsense on top of nonsense,” said children’s author Daniel Pinkwater, whose story “ The Rabbit and the Eggplant ” had been licensed to Pearson, which had created the eighth grade...
Daily Freeman, April 25, 2012
...among students. The passage was taken, with permission, from the work of the Hudson Valley’s very own Daniel Pinkwater, a children’s book author of some considerable renown. The passage was based loosely on the Aesop fable of the tortoise and the...
New York Times, April 25, 2012
...students wrote about it all over Facebook and Twitter, mocking it for being nonsensical. The passage’s author, Daniel Pinkwater, who wrote the original story about an eggplant racing a rabbit that Pearson purchased and modified to become a question on...
PublishersWeekly.com, February 17, 2012
...things astonished Jon Klassen about the reception given his first picture book, I Want My Hat Back: hearing Daniel Pinkwater read it aloud on NPR, being invited to talk about it with Martha Stewart on TV, learning it had become an Internet meme...
News-Times, February 16, 2012
...Nolan Head of children's services/teen services librarian: Geri Diorio Choices this week: "The Hoboken Chicken Emergency" by Daniel Pinkwater, "Owl Moon" by Jane Yolen, and "The Witches" by Roald Dahl. Books to buy The following books are available at...
School Library Journal, February 5, 2012
...Class President by Josh Lieb. The True Meaning of Smekday by Adam Rex The Hoboken Chicken Emergency by Daniel Pinkwater (which gets a shout-out in this book, no less) Other Blog Reviews: Educating Alice Misc: Quick! Act now and win yourself a galley...
TeleRead: News and views on e-books, libraries, pu, September 20, 2011
...Often hilarious and usually surreal novelist Daniel Pinkwater is serializing his latest work, Bushman Lives , on the book’s website . The first three chapters are up so far, and they definitely continue the surreal and hilarious trend...
Boing Boing, September 17, 2011
...HOBOKEN CHICKEN EMERGENCY has gone to the web to premiere his latest work before it heads to hard-copy. Daniel Pinkwater's BUSHMAN LIVES will update with a new chapter every Monday, with the first already online. So far, it involves a giant gorilla and...
The Children's and Teens' Book Connection, July 11, 2011
...Celebrate nonsense poetry and its father in His Shoes Were Far Too Tight by Edward Lear, masterminded by Daniel Pinkwater.As a child, Pinkwater was captivated by The Complete Nonsense of Edward Lear.  In this wonderful tribute, he has captured Lear...
Crooked Timber, July 7, 2011
...reader/audience divide, and the experience is fundamentally different for the reader and for the audience. (When I read Daniel Pinkwater to my daughters, I am enjoying it and they are enjoying it. But I especially hate listening to John Holbo read...