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Mozart (Most Famous Children)
Ann Rachlin
Young Wolfgang Mozart was only six years old and a child prodigy when he came to Vienna with his sister to give a concert for Empress Maria Theresa – the Empress was delighted with his playing. (Picture book)
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An
enchanting retelling of The Magic Flute, Mozart's famous
opera, first performed in Vienna. Prince Tamino is on a quest
to rescue Pamina, daughter of Queen of the Night, from a wicked
sorcerer. Tamino and Pamina encounter flying machines, mountains
of fire and water, protected by his magic flute. Beautifully illustrated.
(Picture book)
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It's 1762 in Vienna. Jack and Annie are invited to a party at Schoenbrunn Palace, where they save a young musician named Wolfie from wild animals who've escaped from the palace zoo. (Easy reader)
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Annika, a foundling,
lives in Vienna with three professors. She loves to see the Lipizanner horses, and ride the giant
ferris wheel, but Annika dreams of finding her mother. When
an old lady moves next door, stories of priceless jewels and the
Star of Kazan are the beginning of Annika's adventures. Full of
warmth and Vienna from times past, this is a gem. (Chapter book)
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Hundertwasser, the Austrian architect and artist, designed colorful houses, schools, museums – see his artworks in the Kunst Haus Wien in Vienna. With this imaginative sticker book, kids can draw and decorate their own houses or school, even make a factory beautiful. (Sticker book)
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(More children's
books on other Austria pages) |