Space Needle Book
Everett Site Standard
Hi,
I am trying to locate a book about the Weedle in the Space Needle. It is a
children's book about the fictitious Weedle and how he lives in the space
needle and his nose is the flashing light on the top. I am trying to find
it for a friend in California. I live in Seattle, but have not been able
to find it. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
David Houk
dh...@msn.com
ALMiller
Tacoma Book Center- right near the Tacoma Dome. I was there last weekend
and there were a stack of his books in the first aisle (by the horse
books) inside the front door. I can't remember if Weedle was there or
not.
Good Luck!
Lorraine
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Eric Gjovaag
"Everett Site Standard" <david....@boeing.com> writes:
>Hi,
>I am trying to locate a book about the Weedle in the Space Needle. It is a
>children's book about the fictitious Weedle and how he lives in the space
>needle and his nose is the flashing light on the top. I am trying to find
>it for a friend in California. I live in Seattle, but have not been able
>to find it. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
The book is "The Wheedle on the Needle" by Stephen Cosgrove, published by,
I THINK, Serendipity Press. The book should still be available, try
ordering from a local bookstore, or check out Amazon.com or
Barnesandnoble.com.
--Eric "I was a kid when that book came out..." Gjovaag
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Virago nyc
The name of the book is The Wheedle on the Needle and it's published by
Serendipity-- They have a whole series of "lesson" books-- If you can't find it
locally (Have you tried the kids bookstore which used to be by Green Lake?) you
should be able to get the publishers info online or from somewhere like Barnes
& Noble
Good Luck!
-Heather
LostLvs
In article <19971203061...@ladder02.news.aol.com>, vira...@aol.com
(Virago nyc) writes:
>(Have you tried the kids bookstore which used to be by Green Lake?)
>you
should be able to get the publishers info online or from somewhere like
>Barnes
& Noble
The Greenlake store is SECRET GARDEN CHILDREN'S BOOKSHOP, which has moved to
the Ballard area at 6115 15th NE, Seattle. Great store, as is PUSS N'BOOKS in
Redmond.
Regards,
Rosemary
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