 | Falling Up (Hebrew) (Hebrew Edition)
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 |  | The Frog Who Dreamed She Was an Opera Singer
Publication Date: October 1, 1998| Age Level: 7 and up | Grade Level: 2 and up This collection of poems features the dreaming frog, Mr. and Mrs. Lilac, the Sulk Pod, and Jimmy Mush. ...
|  | Don't Take Your Elephant to School: An Alphabet of Poems
Publication Date: October 1, 2006| Age Level: 7 and up | Grade Level: 2 and up In this collection—Steve Turner's fifth children's poetry book—he returns to much of the word play and wit of the best-selling, The Day I Fell Down the Toilet. Using the alphabet as a framework, he has written three poems for each letter. This highly entertaining book will delight all Turner fans and teachers will appreciate the varied poetry forms, such as concrete, limerick, nonsense, free, rhyming, and more. ...
|  | There's an Awful Lot of Weirdos in Our Neighborhood: And Other Wickedly Funny Verse
Release Date: August 26, 2002| Age Level: 6 and up | Grade Level: 1 and up A collection of humorous poems about eccentric characters. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title....
|  | There's a Mouse in My House!
Publication Date: September 1, 1999| Age Level: 4 and up | Grade Level: P and up In this charming, fun-to-read tale, a young boy is told to get rid of a mouse who has entered the family home. However, that may not be as easy as he thinks -- for this is no ordinary mouse. In order to avoid her certain demise, the mouse convinces the boy to grant her three wishes -- a glass of soda pop, some cheese and a chance to tell her story. And tell it she does......
|  | You Are What You...: The Untied Shoelace & Other Revealing Poems
Publication Date: April 28, 2000| Age Level: 7 and up Ever wonder what makes you...you? Come along on an inner exploration as Alexander Jenny gleefullyponders one of life's great questions. You'll meet a Creature ofHabits, tussle with Brain-Sucking Monsters, and search your head forjust the right tool to fix an Untied Shoelace. Whether you're a Geniusof Feelings or that Myst'rious Iceberg you keep hidden within, there'sa wondrously wacky-wise poem lurking inside these pages just for you.Eighty delightful india ink line drawings by award-winning artist JennMaynard illustrate Jenny's whimsical...
|  | Big Bear Ball
Release Date: May 28, 2002| Age Level: 3 and up | Grade Level: P and up Welcome friends, welcome all, welcome to the Big Bear Ball!Deep in the forest, under a full moon and starry sky, bears sway and stomp to the big bear beat. Wake the moles and rouse the foxes! Even a boisterous gator goes for a spin. Who can resist joining in the jump-jiving, splish-splashing midnight fun?Joanne Ryder's toe-tapping verse and Steven Kellogg's jubilant illustrations will set feet moving, fingers snapping, arms swinging, and bodies jumping. Don't waste a second -- leave your two left feet at the shore and co...
|  | First Verses: Finger Rhymes, Action Rhymes, Counting Rhymes, Chanting Rhymes
Publication Date: April 30, 1998| Age Level: 3 and up This is a collection of modern poems for children, many of them written specifically for this book. It is divided into four sections: Counting Rhymes, Finger Rhymes, Chanting Rhymes, and Action Rhymes. The brief poems are fun-to-read, and Carol Thompson's beautiful illustrations show young readers how to act out the rhymes. This brings children into the poems to play along, making reading even more fun. ...
|  | Animal Rescue, Book 1, Seals, Sea Lions And Elephant Seals, Oh My!
Publication Date: August 23, 2008This is the first book of the Animal Rescue Series, and photographer John D. Weigand and writer and poet Penelope Dyan continue with Bellissima Publishing, LLC's plan to save the planet one species at a time by making kids and adults aware of the plight of those creatures over which humankind has been given dominion.Their visit to Laguna Beach's Pacific marine Mammal Center brings home the wonderful work that is being done there to saveseals, sea lions and elephant seals that need a little help before they can move along on their way. Dyan is an award winning...
|  | Hurry, Hurry, Mary Dear
Publication Date: December 1, 2001| Age Level: 7 and up "Hurry, hurry, Mary dear fall is over, winter's here. Not a moment to be lost,in a minute we get frost! In an hour we get snow! Drift like houses! Ten below!"So begins this hilarious nonsense rhyme by a much-loved writer who won wide critical acclaim and a devoted audience during his lifetime. Now this poem has been illustrated in full color by Erik Blegvad, an old friend of Bodecker's and the only person besides himself that he would allow to interpret work.Poor Mary is the person who must make all the preparation for winter in a...
|  | Anything But Hank
Publication Date: September 15, 2008| Age Level: 2 and up A baby and pig seek out a Wizard and his Mexican beaded lizard to find a name. ...
|  | Doodledum Dancing
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|  | The Fruit-Tree Mutiny
Publication Date: April 10, 1998It's the night before the "dreaded fruit salad" and tinyGreen-Grape has a plan for escape.The rest of the fruit are behind himsave for one wrinkled prune.Forgiveness and understanding highlight thetwo adversaries final encounter.Leonard at his best.Lively rhythmicverse once again sweetened by Kerry Townsend Smith's touching portrayals....
|  | Fairies: An Enchanted World Book (Enchanted World)
Publication Date: September 18, 2007| Age Level: 4 and up | Grade Level: P and up...
|  | Revolting Poems to Make You Squirm
Publication Date: January 6, 2008| Age Level: 9 and up | Grade Level: 4 and up Ready to be grossed out? And made to laugh at the same time? Here are all sorts of disgusting poems about hairs in your food, snot and bogey pie, exploding spots, blood-sucking leeches, slobbery saliva, not to mention things that get caught in your teacher's beard-and between their toes.A hilarious book, this collection of poetry is perfect for reading aloud to your friends and family.Poets include Jack Prelutsky, Wendy Cope, Paul Cookson, and Roger Stevens. ...
|  | Christmas Poems
Publication Date: January 6, 2000| Age Level: 4 and up This delightful collection of Christmas poems for young children is lavishly illustrated with entertaining, full-color drawings. Each poem boasts its own two-page color spread featuring the imaginative creations of award-winning artist Nick Sharratt. The anthology includes poems about robins and reindeer, snow and trees, bells and decorations, angels and stars. Santa Claus, of course, figures prominently in most of these short, lively pieces. Among other useful things, kids will learn how Christmas is celebrated "in far-off lands and nea...
|  | Calling All Animals: The First Book of Punoetry (Punoetry, 1)
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|  | Wee Three: A Mother's Love in Verse
Publication Date: December 22, 2009Wee Three, is a place where you can return to the pure joy of innocence, the cherished dreams of one’s youth. Walking with them through each poem you are able to throw off the chains and stresses of everyday life, find serenity, lightness of spirit and love. So enter into the lives, hearts and minds of children either by yourself or in reading it to your children. Share the adventures of “Two-Gun Dink,” Travel to “Up-Side Down Land” or sit in “The Crying Chair.” Let go of the age of computers, television and ...
|  | Why Can't My Turtle Be a Ninja?
Publication Date: August 16, 2006If you want to laugh, you can read poems such as "The Wreck of the Ski Bum", "The Family Vacation", "Profit Motive", "Girl Troubles", or "A Forest of Fungus". If you want to bone-up on some of life's lessons, you can read poems such as "Simon Says", "Reginald Dixon Farnsworth, III", "Darwinian Theory", "The Wright Brothers", "Polly and Kevin" or "People Are Like Tea Bags".And yet, there are some of Keith's favorites, such as "Changing Lines", "Keegil's Law of Laughter", "Why Can't My Turtle Be a Ninja?", "Poker with Sasquatch", "Electric Eel", "Jersey Traffic...
|  | Carnival of The Animals
Publication Date: January 5, 1996Recalling the nonsense verse of Ogden Nash and inspired by Camille Saint-Saens's comic musical fantasia of the same name, this book features 14 clever lyric poems that describe the particularities of carnival-bound beasts, from chickens to kangaroos to lions. The original color etchings convey the energy and excitement of the animals as they approach the festival. ...
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