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Eli Horowitz

Toronto
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Assistant GM & Senior Vice President of Basketball Strategy, Toronto Tempo. Former LA Sparks Assistant GM/VP, Scouting & Analytics.
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Twenty Questions

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By Mac Barnett, Scott Teplin, Eli Horowitz, Kevin Cornell
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Barnett and Robinson (Leo: A Ghost Story) reteam for this interactive picture book, which asks questions that spur contemplation and wonder. Alongside an initial question—“How many animals can you see in this picture?”—the first pages show a green tree dotted with various creatures, including a peacock, a panther, and a snake. A page later, a lone orange tiger creeps through dense undergrowth.
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The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Mac Barnett

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By Mac Barnett, Scott Teplin, Eli Horowitz, Kevin Cornell
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Mac Barnett, illus. by Jon Klassen. Orchard, $18.99 (48p) ISBN 978-1-338-67384-5 It’s hard to imagine a more appropriate pair of picture book rascals to remix this famous fairy tale, a series-starting retelling, than collaborators Barnett and Klassen (The Wolf, the Duck, and the Mouse). Working in his customary earthen tones, Klassen gives the troll a round schnozz and pointy fangs; his under-the-bridge hideout sports a skull-and-bone mobile.
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GONE IN THE NIGHT Is Full of Unsettling Surprises

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By Eli Horowitz, Brian Fanelli
| Horror Buzz Verified
Initially, Gone in the Night seems like a cabin invasion movie. However, within 90 minutes, the feature takes so many twists and turns, balancing flashbacks with a present narrative. It saves most of its answers for the final 15-20 minutes. The journey getting there unravels a sinister plot and the desire to delay the aging process. Directed by Eli Horowitz, who co-wrote the film with Matthew Derby, Gone in the Night stars Winona Ryder as Kath and John Gallagher Jr. as Max.
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