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The Fibbing Giraffe - Softcover

White, D.; Phun, K.

 
9781631959721: The Fibbing Giraffe

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Fibbers get caught!

The Fibbing Giraffe is a tale about a dishonest giraffe who fibs to his family and friends. It begins with fibs about him beating his buddies in various games. As a result of his fibs, his neck begins to shrink! He loses his ability to enjoy the things he used to enjoy, such as eating tree top leaves. The Fibbing Giraffe then tells his biggest fib. He lies to his mother about breaking the window. His neck vanishes! Is he ever going to be able to get his neck back to its original size? (Think Pinocchio but in reverse!)

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

D. White is a master storyteller. He co-founded a children's multimedia book company that develops books, AR interactives, and read-alongs in collaboration with sports teams, influencers, toy makers, and other book publishers. He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Connecticut. He has co-produced and directed short films and TV show pilots such as “The Pointe.” His ultimate goal is to create memorable experiences by combining unique storytelling and modern technologies. The author resides in Stamford, CT.



K. Phun is a born writer. He co-founded a children's multimedia company that uses technology to enhance the storytelling experience for readers. Before writing fiction stories for kids, K. Phun was a copywriter for some of the largest online education and health brands. The power of his words generated millions in sales for his clients, and now he uses his words to entertain and educate children. His goal is to create loveable characters and stories that will stand the test of time and be remembered for many years to come. The author resides in Stamford, CT.



Ronaldo Florendo is a seasoned children’s book illustrator from the Philippines. He has worked on over 20 children’s titles in his career.

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