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| 31.Too Many Pumpkins by: Linda White 1997-09 |
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| Linda White, the author, did a superb job of telling this story, which was inspired by her aunt during the days of the depression. An elderly woman, Rebecca Estelle, loves her garden. She enjoys planting her flowers and food for the year with her pet cat as her company. Rebecca hates pumpkins because her family had to eat nothing but that for years when they were poor. She has vowed to never even look at another pumpkin again, but her kindness takes over and as the story unravels she realizes that ... Read More: |
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| 32.Bullfrog Pops! by: Rick Walton August 01, 1999 |
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| We gave our son this book over a year ago. For a child that loves topics that range from real snakes, Harry Potter to Little Critter this is a book as good as any available. It has been read many times over and the family has refrenced passages from the book more than any other children's book. Given we have a full 8 foot book shelf stacked with children's book this is the one that is requested for bedtime the most. |
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| 33.Frog Goes to Dinner (Boy, Dog, Frog) from: Dial October 27, 2003 |
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| Frog Goes to Dinner is a hilarious story that will engage language learners of all levels. The interesting plot line allows for practice of vocabulary and sentence structures used in the context of "going to a restaurant". This topic is of course useful at the beginning stages of language learning. A fun resource for use by teachers and students both.
Mercer Mayer's series of books are not only great for Children who are beginning to speak, they are also fantastic tools for language learning. Wordless ... Read More: |
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| 34.One Frog Too Many (Boy, Dog, Frog) from: Dial October 27, 2003 |
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| I bought this book for my grandson's 5th birthday. He is already beginning to read, so I had mixed feelings about no written text. However the drawings are so narrative that the lack of written language is a mute point. I think it will be a good experience overall for him to use another part of his brain to "read" the story. He loves Mercer Mayer, as do I, and we have been reading Little Critter, Littler Monster, etc. since he was born. Some of the books we own were ones that I read to his mom and aunt. |
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| 35.Froggy Goes to the Doctor by: Jonathan London October 21, 2004 |
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| The first time we read this book, my four-year-old twin boys were rolling on the floor laughing hysterically! They loved it when Froggy's mom made him the underwear that looked like a diaper. Equally funny was when Froggy fell off the bench, grossed out the doctor with his bad breath, and accidentally knocked her down when she checked his reflexes. My twins ask for this highly entertaining book over and over again. We're really happy we discovered this series. |
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| 36.In the Small, Small Pond by: Denise Fleming April 03, 2007 |
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| Denise Fleming is great. This book is really fantastic and an excellent tool for science activities in the classroom. |
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| 37.Jump Frog Jump (book & CD) by: Robert Kalan 2004-01 |
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| My daughter loved this book so much when we checked it out at the library, that I decided to buy it for her birthday. Of course, I couldn't just find it at a store. Lucky for her, I found it online and with a cd! We love reading it together- she does the line "Jump frog Jump" |
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| 38.An Extraordinary Egg by: Leo Lionni 1995 |
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| another great book by leo lionni. some people would think his books are out of date as they were written many years ago, but it's truly a classic. |
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| 39.Little Quack's New Friend (Classic Board Books) by: Lauren Thompson January 08, 2008 |
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| I got this for my 2-year-old after she fell in love with the first Little Quack book, and she adores this one too. The Little Quack books are really well-written--little children can easily understand the story, but the language isn't "dumbed down" at all. The illustrations are also really interesting to look at, in addition to being cute. The only problem is that now I'm going to have to get the rest of the Little Quack books! |
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| 40.The Mysterious Tadpole (A Pied Piper Book) by: Steven Kellogg December 01, 1992 |
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| My daughter who is 9.5 asked me to purchase this for her after we read a library copy. It is a sweet tale, well told. She much preferred the illustrations in the 25th anniversary edition. |
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