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Review Date: 12/7/2007
A rhyming celebration of all sorts of creatures, from the Feather People (birds) to the Dreaming People (dogs) and even the People People.
About the Author
David Elliott is the author of THE COOL CRAZY CRICKETS and THE TRANSMOGRIFICATION OF ROSCOE WIZZLE. He says of AND HERE'S TO YOU!, "My neighbor's rooster and I were having a disagreement. I wanted to sleep in the morning; he wanted to crow. The rooster won, of course. The first verse of AND HERE'S TO YOU! is a tribute to his victory and to the joys found in simply following your nature."
Beautiful pictures.
About the Author
David Elliott is the author of THE COOL CRAZY CRICKETS and THE TRANSMOGRIFICATION OF ROSCOE WIZZLE. He says of AND HERE'S TO YOU!, "My neighbor's rooster and I were having a disagreement. I wanted to sleep in the morning; he wanted to crow. The rooster won, of course. The first verse of AND HERE'S TO YOU! is a tribute to his victory and to the joys found in simply following your nature."
Beautiful pictures.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Hello Reader
Level 1
Fun with falling autumn leaves!
Level 1
Fun with falling autumn leaves!
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Includes three easy-to-read stories.
In the first, Beezy decides that her name is uninteresting, but when her grandmother tells her the story about how her nickname came about, she is delighted with it.
In the next chapter, Gran tells Beezy and her friend Merlin a humorous trickster tale of a clever rabbit who outmaneuvers a panther.
In the final story, Beezy's dog jumps into a pastry shop window to eat his favorite food, key lime pie. The reaction to his foaming green mouth is very funny.
In the first, Beezy decides that her name is uninteresting, but when her grandmother tells her the story about how her nickname came about, she is delighted with it.
In the next chapter, Gran tells Beezy and her friend Merlin a humorous trickster tale of a clever rabbit who outmaneuvers a panther.
In the final story, Beezy's dog jumps into a pastry shop window to eat his favorite food, key lime pie. The reaction to his foaming green mouth is very funny.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Roberto makes wonderful mud pies in his sandbox but declines to share his secret recipe.
The last page is a word list of 56 words that the young reader will use.
Rookie Reader
Level B
The last page is a word list of 56 words that the young reader will use.
Rookie Reader
Level B
Review Date: 12/7/2007
After moving from California to Massachusetts eleven year old Jill is eager to make new friends. She eventully becomes good friends with DeDe, a girl with downs syndrome. Then Jill becomes good friends with the other girls in her neighborhood. They're fun to be around, but refuse to be Jill's friends if they have to hang around DeDe. Now Jill has to choose between the 'cool' girls and the girl who could possibly be the best friend that she has ever had.
This was a really good book. I've read it multiple times, and am starting to get an urge to read it again. The story is very entertaining and fun to read. It's an interesting book that I recommend to girls who love dramatic stories about pre-teen girls.
This was a really good book. I've read it multiple times, and am starting to get an urge to read it again. The story is very entertaining and fun to read. It's an interesting book that I recommend to girls who love dramatic stories about pre-teen girls.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Indian girl who was led to the catholic faith who became known as "the Lily of the Mohawks." (in the 1600s)
Review Date: 12/7/2007
When Jessica and Ellen find a buried treasure chest in Ellen's back yard, they decide to keep it a secret. At the same time some class money at school is reported missing. Naturally the newly rich girls are accused of taking the class money. The girls are surprised when Ellen's little brother tells on them! Someone comes to the house...and she's looking for her chest. Will they admit they have it?
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Super sleuth Billy Jo Jive tries to piece together clues to identify the sneaker snatcher.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Includes three different stories.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Poems to share.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
Digger searches for his lost bone. Lift-a-flap book.
Dinosaurs Pop-up Book (4 Titles): 24-copy Pack - Assorted (Price as Per Copy)
Book Type: Unknown Binding
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Book Type: Unknown Binding
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Review Date: 8/20/2007
I only have one book. I notice there are 4 titles in the listing... my book listing is just one of those titles... They're all titled 'Dinosaurs'.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
When her mother remarries, eight-year-old Tracy has to get used to a new school and a new obnoxious stepbrother.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
It tells the whimsical story of Ernie trying to find new places for almost everything in the house. It teaches kids AND adults that everything has it's proper place and that things should always be put away correctly the first time. Kids will think about chains of events and laugh at Ernie's wacky choices. (reviews taken from amazon.com)
The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate
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Book Type: Paperback
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Author:
Book Type: Paperback
454
Review Date: 12/25/2009
This version does not have the quiz in the back as the newer version does...
Review Date: 11/25/2009
Helpful Score: 1
For Couples Only is a two book set that includes For Women Only as well as For Men Only. These are great to grow closer together as a couple with a deeper understanding.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
"Oh, he walked around the world on his four fur feet, his four fur feet, his four fur feet....and never made a sound-O." Fun illustrations have you turning the book to show this animal's travels as he pads along a river, past a railroad, out into the country where he eventually dreams peacefully about the round world. It's a simple, repetitive tale with the sort of serious whimsy that Margaret Wise Brown writes so well.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
"Oh, he walked around the world on his four fur feet, his four fur feet, his four fur feet....and never made a sound-O." Fun illustrations have you turning the book to show this animal's travels as he pads along a river, past a railroad, out into the country where he eventually dreams peacefully about the round world. It's a simple, repetitive tale with the sort of serious whimsy that Margaret Wise Brown writes so well.
Review Date: 12/7/2007
An delightful collection of poems about books and reading. A superb choice for avowed book lovers as well as for reluctant readers.
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