The story includes a short recurring refrain and a score to assist the reader to sing it.
You`ve probably met an upside-down parrot-but what about a roller-skating pelican? or a raven singing the blues? they are in this book, along with other weird and wonderful birds, all to help you learn to cound and spell
this book tell a bumble bee life
this is a story about crab would be a lunch for heron
this is a story about a lamb who have not a mother, and he try to search some body that would to be his mother
Here's a warm, humorous book for that special morning of mixed emotions--the first day of kindergarten or preschool. Miss Bindergarten's soon-to-be students are excitedly, anxiously getting ready at home. Young schoolgoers will recognize their own actions and emotions in the rhyming text which incorporates the alphabet for additional interest. Full color.
Little Kangaroo has a big problem. he wants to hop just like his mother and sister, but he can`t find his hop
Many people thing that fish are boring, but that is not true! here is a book of interesting fish facts written just fore you!
Rodney Rabbit moves very slowly. His mother says that he will know many special things because of his slowness, but he does not understand. He wants to be fast. One day all the rabbits decide to run in a race. Though he is slow, he is the winner. The race helps him to understand his mother's words, and he learns that sometimes being slow can have its advantages.
Chesterfield Mole invites his friends to his tunnel for an underground tea party. When they arrive, only Frieda Frog is able to fit into the tunnel. His friends suggest an aboveground party, but Chesterfield reveals his fear of the light. With the help and encouragement of his friends, Chesterfield over comes his fears.