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* ISBN: 0823420280 * ISBN-13: 9780823420285 * Format: Hardcover, 32pp * Publisher: Holiday House, Inc. * Pub. Date: August 2006 * Sales Rank: 448,001 * Age Range: 3 to 6

* ISBN: 0823420280 * ISBN-13: 9780823420285 * Format: Hardcover, 32pp * Publisher: Holiday House, Inc. * Pub. Date: August 2006 * Sales Rank: 448,001 * Age Range: 3 to 6 See less

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By Golden Books, Golden Books Staff, Richard Courtney - Golden Books (2008) - Hardback - 24 pages - ISBN 0375843817 EMILY, THE NEWEST engine, is determined to prove that she is as Really Useful as Thomas, so she challenges Thomas to a race: whoever... See more

By Golden Books, Golden Books Staff, Richard Courtney - Golden Books (2008) - Hardback - 24 pages - ISBN 0375843817 EMILY, THE NEWEST engine, is determined to prove that she is as Really Useful as Thomas, so she challenges Thomas to a race: whoever can do the job the fastest is the winner. Soon they are off, each on a whirlwind rush around the Island of Sodor. But they both realize that speed is only part of being Really Useful . . . the work must be done "right." See less

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Amazon.co.uk How can it be that a book with only one word--hug--repeated throughout, can be so good? The proof is in the pudding (or the wilds of Africa) in Jez Alborough's picture book Hug, a delightful mini odyssey of a baby chimpanzee on the hunt... See more

Amazon.co.uk How can it be that a book with only one word--hug--repeated throughout, can be so good? The proof is in the pudding (or the wilds of Africa) in Jez Alborough's picture book Hug, a delightful mini odyssey of a baby chimpanzee on the hunt for his mum and a cuddle. Our little friend wanders through the trees, witnessing many other animals from chameleons to giraffes as they snuggle together. "Hug," he says, happily, at first, but then with growing despair as he sees there are no hugs for him. The story is told purely by the expression on the little chimp's face as his hopes are built up and dashed again until eventually, with a huge smile, he finds his mum and reaps the reward. Hug is a clever, unusual book that portrays the art of children's illustration at its very best: a story brought to life with the stroke of a brush through facial expressions and body language that children will immediately understand. Ideal for sharing with small ones, this lovely book is a warm,... See less

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Amazon.com When Alfred, a supposedly unlovable pug (or so the cat tells him) meets a new neighbor dog through the solid fence, he can't help himself: "My name is Alfred," he says. "I'm a golden retriever." As long as he can keep the fence between... See more

Amazon.com When Alfred, a supposedly unlovable pug (or so the cat tells him) meets a new neighbor dog through the solid fence, he can't help himself: "My name is Alfred," he says. "I'm a golden retriever." As long as he can keep the fence between himself and Rex, Alfred is relaxed enough to get to know his new buddy. They share many likes (sleeping in the sun, dog food, and scratching) and dislikes (baths and the vet), and spend hours chatting. But then one day Rex decides to dig a hole under the fence so he can come over to Alfred's side. It's the moment of truth--will Rex find Alfred unlovable when he sees him face to face? Dan Yaccarino's story about real friendship (and the danger of shaky self esteem) will strike a chord with anyone who has ever told a teeny tiny white lie (or a whopper) on the playground just to boost his or her image a bit. Alfred suffers from a common malady: he believes anything others tell him. But on the final page, readers will rejoice to see Alfred and his... See less

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Showcase your true love with a pink Nikon S51 digital camera, which features 8 megapixels and a 3-inch LCD to ensure that your most precious memories will always be crystal clear. Check it out now.

Showcase your true love with a pink Nikon S51 digital camera, which features 8 megapixels and a 3-inch LCD to ensure that your most precious memories will always be crystal clear. Check it out now. See less

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* Reading level: Baby-Preschool * Board book: 34 pages * Publisher: Putnam Juvenile (February 21, 1996) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0399230033 * ISBN-13: 978-0399230035 * Product Dimensions: 6.5 x 5 x 0.9 inches * Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View... See more

* Reading level: Baby-Preschool * Board book: 34 pages * Publisher: Putnam Juvenile (February 21, 1996) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0399230033 * ISBN-13: 978-0399230035 * Product Dimensions: 6.5 x 5 x 0.9 inches * Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) * Average Customer Review: (141 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,318 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books) Popular in these categories: (What's this?) See less

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Written by Stella Blackstone Illustrated by Christopher Corr Published by Barefoot Books Hardcover: 24 pages, 10.0 x 10.3 x 0.4 inches Level: Preschool to Age 8; A rhyme about an around-the-world shopping trip, complete with 10 llamas.

Written by Stella Blackstone Illustrated by Christopher Corr Published by Barefoot Books Hardcover: 24 pages, 10.0 x 10.3 x 0.4 inches Level: Preschool to Age 8; A rhyme about an around-the-world shopping trip, complete with 10 llamas. See less

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I adore this book and so do my grandchildren and every child I have given it to. It is truly kid's humor. They get it. I hear there are Bossy Bear toys on the way. Can't wait. Comment | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)

I adore this book and so do my grandchildren and every child I have given it to. It is truly kid's humor. They get it. I hear there are Bossy Bear toys on the way. Can't wait. Comment | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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Walter has a gas problem. He can't help it. Its just the way he is. Fortunately, Billy and Betty love him in spite of his gas problem. But their parents says he's got to go! He's smelling up the house. Poor Walter. He's going to the dog pound... See more

Walter has a gas problem. He can't help it. Its just the way he is. Fortunately, Billy and Betty love him in spite of his gas problem. But their parents says he's got to go! He's smelling up the house. Poor Walter. He's going to the dog pound tomorrow. And then, in the night, burglars startle Walter and he has his chance to be a hero dog. The answer is gas. It will have you and your kids rolling on the floor with laughter. Hardcover, 40 pages. 11" x 10" Item #015828 Price : $15.95 See less

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This book has TONS of songs, finger plays, activities. The lay out makes it easy to use because it is devided into ages. There are things for every member of the family to participate in- activities, cooking, games etc. The reason I rated if four... See more

This book has TONS of songs, finger plays, activities. The lay out makes it easy to use because it is devided into ages. There are things for every member of the family to participate in- activities, cooking, games etc. The reason I rated if four stars rather than five was because for me, this book was TOO MUCH. I found it to be overwhelming to sort out the stuff I wanted from the stuff I didn't want. I found it difficult to really look at this book because there was just so much on each page. Everyone tells me I have an analytical mind and maybe that is my problem. I would have appreciated having a more clean layout- rather than just a jumble of ideas for each age. However, if you have no ideas for dealing with children, this is the book to have. This is a great book if you are a teacher who deals with a variety of prek ages. This book is also good for parents. Comment | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2 - The infectious song from Guys and Dolls is delightfully celebrated in this illustrated version. Two endearing ducklings, one wearing overalls and the other in a pink skirt and headband, court one... See more

From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2 - The infectious song from Guys and Dolls is delightfully celebrated in this illustrated version. Two endearing ducklings, one wearing overalls and the other in a pink skirt and headband, court one another while going through a busy day on the farm. The vibrantly colored single- and double-page paintings are packed with humorous details. For example, one scene shows the male duck driving a pickup truck while the female rides in the back with a load of pumpkins. One bump later, she and the pumpkins are lifted into the air. Next, she drives the truck while he rides in the back. For the lyrics "Barrel and a heap/and I'm talkin' in my sleep/about you./About you?/About you!/My heart is leapin'!/I'm having trouble sleepin'!" the illustrations show the duck lying wide awake in his bed, and then finally phoning his sleepy sweetheart on the next page. In the end, the couple drives off in a wind-up toy red convertible. Delicious endpapers show... See less

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From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 1 Another charmer from the author of Goodnight Max and Max Cleans Up (both Viking, 2000). Max's Ants escaped from their Ant farm. They went looking for bunny's birthday cake. Thus begins this clever... See more

From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 1 Another charmer from the author of Goodnight Max and Max Cleans Up (both Viking, 2000). Max's Ants escaped from their Ant farm. They went looking for bunny's birthday cake. Thus begins this clever alphabet book. The narrative continues as the ants bite the cake and are drenched in cranberry juice, which they subsequently drink and find delicious. EEEeeeeek! says his big sister. Young children can empathize with Max, whose bites itch and with Ruby, who tries all sorts of things to relieve her brother's discomfort. She even tries to vacuum up the ants. Nothing works, but the ants finally tire and fall fast asleep. The book's large size and bold, bright illustrations lend it to use with a group or for one-on-one sharing. Jacki Kellum, Linwood Free Public Library, NJ Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. From Booklist PreS-K. Alphabet books are hardly scarce, but you will still want to... See less

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What should one eat for breakfast? Ask Ruby, wise for her seven years. But three year old Max doesn't want to eat healthy - bring on the ice cream! Anyone who has dealt with headstrong toddlers can relate to Ruby's woes. While Rosemary Wells never... See more

What should one eat for breakfast? Ask Ruby, wise for her seven years. But three year old Max doesn't want to eat healthy - bring on the ice cream! Anyone who has dealt with headstrong toddlers can relate to Ruby's woes. While Rosemary Wells never shows the parents of these delightful bunny siblings, their sweet, indulgent Grandma appears as Max's partner in crime. The Max and Ruby books are such a hit in our house that my 3.5-year-old daughter renamed her younger sister "Max"- and she answers to it! While we saw this particular story first on TV's Nick Jr., both my girls request the book version over and over. I also recommend the new book Ruby's Tea for Two. Comment | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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Book Description Ruby wants to teach Max all the things a wise big sister knows, such as the alphabet, numbers, and colors. But first she has to teach him to pay attention!

Book Description Ruby wants to teach Max all the things a wise big sister knows, such as the alphabet, numbers, and colors. But first she has to teach him to pay attention! See less

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In 1964 Russell Hoban wrote, and his wife Lillian illustrated, a charming little book entitled "Bread and Jam For Frances". Already an established character in such books as "Bedtime For Frances" and "A Baby Sister For Frances", this next story... See more

In 1964 Russell Hoban wrote, and his wife Lillian illustrated, a charming little book entitled "Bread and Jam For Frances". Already an established character in such books as "Bedtime For Frances" and "A Baby Sister For Frances", this next story observes Frances as she stubbornly believes that she would like to eat only bread and jam, rather than any other food. Her parents oblige her willingly, and Frances comes to learn that a person should expand their tastes once in a while. The book is charming and dated only in the slightest of ways. Yes, Frances only wears skirts and dresses. Yes, Mother is the only one making the meals. But this is such a light happy little tale that these flaws are easily overcome. Lillian Hoban's illustrations are as cute as can be. The story itself is amusing (Frances often singing little songs to the food she dislikes out of earshot of her parents). Sometimes you just want to read your kids something that doesn't involve huge battles, gross out jokes, or... See less

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I teach in a 1st grade in an area with predominately Spanish/Mexican students with Filipino and Samoan children, and poor children...kids caught up in new lives in America and old cultures going back and forth into and out of places and... See more

I teach in a 1st grade in an area with predominately Spanish/Mexican students with Filipino and Samoan children, and poor children...kids caught up in new lives in America and old cultures going back and forth into and out of places and designations...in the melting pot. So I like to use books, literature, to bring forums for child discussion of the differences and uniqueness that we blend in our room and that might exist beyond our walls and down the highway in an area where affluence is securing real estate and isolation and America's different kinds of mixes.... Plus this last year we were trained to understand our teacher role is "to unwind the dominate culture, or registers of language of the dominate cultures teaching explicitly the registers of "language of the disciplines" so that the class experiences are understood by all"...well you can read Ruby Paine on poverty for what we were trained to do...mostly get info to kids who might be isolated from mainstream or "educated"... See less

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Click Clack Moo is one of my favorite kid's book, and conveniently my kids like it as well (see my listmania of my eldest's top ten books on the verge of turning four). Giggle Giggle Quack is a cute, fun follow-up but it lacks the subversive... See more

Click Clack Moo is one of my favorite kid's book, and conveniently my kids like it as well (see my listmania of my eldest's top ten books on the verge of turning four). Giggle Giggle Quack is a cute, fun follow-up but it lacks the subversive undertones that I enjoyed so much in the first book. If Click Clack Moo is the Animal Farm of pre-school lit, than Giggle Giggle Quack is something closer to Animal House. In Click Clack Moo, the animals unite and strike, refusing to do their animal duties unless Farmer Brown improves their working conditions. That's some serious stuff. In Giggle Giggle Quack, Farmer Brown goes on vacation and leaves his brother, who appears to be a nebbish perhaps from the big city, in charge. No longer are the animals noble workers becoming empowered and agitating for their rights. Instead, this time out the animals act like mischevious children taking advantage of the hapless substitute teacher. For example, they manipulate the farmer's brother into ordering... See less

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this book is such a classic. i can remember reading it as a child. me and my brothers and sister would always read this book at least once a week. it is a story about loving your body and yourself just the way you are. Comment | Was this review... See more

this book is such a classic. i can remember reading it as a child. me and my brothers and sister would always read this book at least once a week. it is a story about loving your body and yourself just the way you are. Comment | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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PreS-Gr 2-Beginning with an informational paragraph on the history of the pinata, this introduction to a Hispanic tradition is presented in simple text and mixed-media collage. Following a spread showing a brightly colored pinata, the bulk of the... See more

PreS-Gr 2-Beginning with an informational paragraph on the history of the pinata, this introduction to a Hispanic tradition is presented in simple text and mixed-media collage. Following a spread showing a brightly colored pinata, the bulk of the book shows the various items being placed inside. Candy and gum, rubber balls, barrettes, ribbons, and rings-all these and much more will fall out once the shell is broken. And with a mighty "crack," that's just what happens. Two spreads at the end ask children to identify the objects and give illustrated instructions on making a balloon pinata. The English text is printed in yellow and the Spanish in black immediately under it. Both show up admirably on the bright red backgrounds, though the text is basically just labels for the art. The illustrations truly carry the story, and once the rhythm of the text is established, even the youngest listeners can "read" it. Similar to Emberley's My Numbers/Mis numeros or My Shapes/Mis formas (both... See less

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This is a bargain book and quantities are limited. Bargain books are new but may have slight markings from the publisher and/or stickers showing their discounted price. More about bargain books

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Like Pat the Bunny, this book invites little fingers to explore textures, but unlike the '40s classic, this modern send-up has attitude. A cantankerous duck warns the reader not to tickle his feathery belly or rubbery foot. Kids will, of course, and... See more

Like Pat the Bunny, this book invites little fingers to explore textures, but unlike the '40s classic, this modern send-up has attitude. A cantankerous duck warns the reader not to tickle his feathery belly or rubbery foot. Kids will, of course, and the crabby bird alternates between laughter and vehement demands to "STOP TICKLING ME!" That is, until they do. "Well, come to think of it," Duck responds meekly, "maybe you could just tickle me a little right here." (ages 2 to 4) Child magazine's Best Children's Book Awards 2005 See less

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Caldecott Honor winner Mo Willems creates another outstanding picture book, this time starring a wannabe “terrible monster” who switches gears after his mission to scare an unsuspecting boy doesn’t work. With simple text and uncomplicated... See more

Caldecott Honor winner Mo Willems creates another outstanding picture book, this time starring a wannabe “terrible monster” who switches gears after his mission to scare an unsuspecting boy doesn’t work. With simple text and uncomplicated illustrations that capture kids’ emotions perfectly, Willems’s story offers monster-sized giggles while teaching about understanding and friendship. It's a can’t-miss addition to your child’s bookshelf. See less

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