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ISBN:	1442430575 (ISBN13: 9781442430570)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Guardians of Childhood #3

Jack Frost (Guardians of Childhood #3)

William Joyce

Hardcover | Pages: 48 pages

Rating: 4.29 | 817 Users | 137 Reviews

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Title	:	Jack Frost (Guardians of Childhood #3)
Author	:	William Joyce
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 48 pages
Published	:	October 27th 2015 by Atheneum Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Childrens. Picture Books. Fantasy. Fiction

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Before Jack Frost was Jack Frost, he was Nightlight, the most trusted and valiant companion of Mim, the Man in the Moon. But when Pitch destroys Mim’s world, he nearly destroys Nightlight too, sending him plunging to Earth where, like Peter Pan, he is destined to remain forever a boy, frozen in time. And while Nightlight has fun sailing icy winds and surfing clouds, he is also lonely without his friend Mim. To keep the cold in his heart from taking over, he spreads it to the landscapes around him and earns a new name: Jack Overland Frost.

But a true friend always comes through, and on one particularly bleak night, Mim shines down and shows Jack a group of children in great peril. Through helping them, Jack finds the warmth he’s been yearning for, and realizes bringing joy to others can melt his own chill. It is this realization—that there will always be children who need moments of bravery, who need rosy cheeks, who need to build snowmen, and who are then eager for a spring day—that makes Jack realize why he is a forever boy, and worthy of becoming a Guardian of Childhood.

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Impulse grab at the library.Some, but not all, of the illustrations are gorgeous. But stitching them together to present a concept doesn't count as a publishable book. Ok, this is Jack. Yep. Now what? So what?? And the scene of the battle with Pitch, well, wow, one climactic scene, no story... and the design is cribbed straight out of Hook & Pan (and is also akin to Vader & Luke, so, yeah, it's been done).So, I'm looking at others' reviews...Ok, I get it now. This is part of a 'series'

I love thes Guardians of Childhood stories by William. They are so beautiful and the imagination drips from the pages. This is the weaker of the 3 stories, but its still a great story. This is about Jack or Nightlight who protected the man in the Moon. By saving the moon man he falls to Earth where he gets cold without the light of the Moon Man. He is free. He remembers who he is and he protects children as Jack Frost.I didnt feel there was as much to this story as the others. It felt a little

So, if you're a fan of the Rise of the Guardians movie, this is going to throw you a bit. The books and the movie, at this point, may need to be considered separate universes. Rather than Jack Frost being the spirit of a child who died saving his sister, he's sort of the second form of Nightlight, the protector of the Man in the Moon.But, if you ignore the connection to the movie and focus just on the quality of the book, it's...okay. The artwork in this series is phenomenal, full of little

Perfect little book!! The story is different from the one of Nightlight in the Guardians' books but it is still magical, dreamy, beautiful! The illustrations are magnificent, the details took my breath away. I always feel calm and happy reading Joyce's books and the wonderful illustrations complete the magic.I feel so good right now, I can't stop smiling! I will read it again and again, I will become one with it and it will help me get through everything!

The third of the (so far) three picture books about the Guardians of Childhood. Jack Frost seems to be the latest addition (although Mother Goose is mentioned and I haven't seen a book about her yet) but one I was looking forward to immensely ever since watching the movie The Guardians.William Joyce seems to take myths and tales from around the world (which has already been clear after reading his version of Santa Clause) so this Russian character full of playful joy could not be left out -

This book is wonderful. The illustrations are beautiful and tie into the Rise of the Guardians movie that you may have seen. But it's the story of Jack Frost (slightly different from that in the movie) and how he became the Jack Frost we know. While reading the book you really feel for Jack when he loses his way, and you feel very happy when the Man in the Moon helps him remember. It's just a beautiful story with beautiful illustrations.

Fantastic art and beautiful story. These books are so gorgeous and the kids really love them.