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Moe, MaGee, and the Lemon Tree
by Andrea Lambrecht Garcia
24 pages; Saddle stitched; illustrated; catalogue #05-1873; ISBN 1-4120-6962-9; US$13.04, C$15.00, EUR10.71, £7.50
A lizard named Moe and a gecko named Magee learn a valuable lesson when they set out on an adventure to build a secret fort in the grandest lemon tree.
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Two unlikely friends, a lizard named Moe, and a gecko named MaGee, set out on an adventure to build a secret fort. They pick the grandest lemon tree in the field, and work together to build a fine secret fort. However, they are not satisfied with their fort and decide that it must be larger. In their quest to make the fort the largest and grandest possible, they destroy the very tree they are building it in. Moe and MaGee learn a lesson that "bigger is not always best".
This children's poem is illustrated with quilt scraps in more than twenty fabric and paint collages that give it a wonderfully unique look. The characters are delightful and determined in their mission to build a secret meeting fort for the Fabulous Reptilian Trust.
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Andrea Garcia grew up in New Braunfels, Texas, where she built many fine secret forts with the other kids in the neighborhood. She attended Texas State University, in San Marcos, majoring in Studio Art. She earned her Masters of Education degree in Elementary Education and taught at Memorial High School in San Antonio, Texas for ten years. She is currently teaching Elementary Art at Fort Sam Houston Elementary in San Antonio. She now lives in Cibolo, Texas with her husband Antonio, and their daughter, Emma.
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