Publication date: 1989-01
Price: $8.95
Review Kidnapped, Stage 2 (Longman Classics Series) / Longman Trade/Caroline House:
Publication date: 2002-08
List Price: $185.40
Price: $185.40
Review Mix Display / Blue Sky Press (Scholastic):
Publication date: 1989-01
Price: $8.95
Review Return of Sherlock Holmes, Stage 3 (Longman Classics Series) / Longman Trade/Caroline House:
Creator: Stephanie McFetridge Britt
Publication date: 1998-09
Dewey code: 220
Price: $8.95
Review I'll Pray Anyway: The Story of Daniel (Me Too Books) / Our Sunday Visitor:This delightful retelling of the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den is one of the "Me Too" books which invite your preschool child to join in the fun of reading by pointing, repeating, filling in, making sounds, and answering questions.
Publication date: 1975
Review Peter Duck / Jonathan Cape:
Publication date: 1995-06-05
Review Daytime and Bedtime Songs: Double Tape (Collins Audio) / Collins Audio:A collection of 42 favourite songs for children to enjoy all around the clock.
Publication date: 1989-08
Price: $3.95
Review Coping With Separation and Divorce (Cassell Lifeguides) / Mansell:
Creator: Mandy Stanley
Publication date: 2005-03
Dewey code: 220
Price: $15.99
Review Baby Blessings Baby's Bible (Baby Blessings) / Standard Publishing Company:
Creator: Bernie Cavender
Publication date: 2004-05-04
Price: $3.99
Review Is It My Turn Now? (Little Bill) / Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon:"Hello, friend. " Children love to learn and are always figuring things out about themselves and the world around them. And the more they know, the better equipped they are to handle the challenges of growing up. Little Bill encourages children to value their family and friends, to feel good about themselves, and to learn to solve problems creatively. I hope young readers will see Little Bill as their friend and enjoy his real-life adventures. Happy reading! - Bill Cosby.
Publication date: 1998-09-01
Dewey code: 599.74446
Price: $15.95
Review The GRIZZLY BEAR FAMILY BOOK (Animal Family Book Series) / Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing:Michio Hoshino spent almost a year photographing bears in the Alaskan wilderness. In this personal book, he weaves facts about grizzly bears into a compelling narrative which he illustrates with beautiful color photographs.
Publication date: 1997-03-27
Price: $3.95
Review Gregory's Dog (Cat on the Mat) / Oxford University Press, USA:Gregory's dog won't sit. He won't fetch. He won't lie down. What will Gregory's dog do?.
Edition: Cdr
Publication date: 1999-09
Dewey code: 005
Price: $19.99
Review Numbers 1-100 Interactive Software: Windows Macintosh : Ages 3-Up (School Zone Interactive Flash Action Software) / School Zone Publishing Company:
Publication date: 1989-05
Price: $6.99
Review Sesame Street: Getting Ready for School / Sight & Sound International:
Creator: Tony Hutchings
Edition: Board
Publication date: 1997-02-01
Price: $7.99
Review Happy The Hippo (Heads & Tales) / Reader's Digest:It's squeeze-and-squeak fun times two! Inside each animal's head is a fact book packed with information. Inside each tail is - a tale! Each rhyming adventure story is set in the animal's natural surroundings. Happy the Hippo is filled with surprises for the littlest animal lovers! She's a simple fact book and a storybook in one! Under her head, kids will find fun, easy-to-understand facts about hippos. Then they can read the storybook in her squeaky body to find out who becomes her special friend! Format: Books that Squeak Dimensions (inches): 9 5/8 x 2 x 3 1/4.
Publication date: 1998-05-21
Review Tiger Roars (Funny Faces) / Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd:
Publication date: 1985-06
Price: $0.99
Review The Muppet Babies Through the Year/Coloring Book / Happy House:
Authors
- Eurpsville USA Inc
- Barbara Harris
Price: $19.95
Review The Alphabet Eurps and the Birthday Surprise Pop-Up Book & CD-ROM Set / Eurpsville USA:Surprise! It's Bipple's birthday! In this exciting pop-up storybook and cd-rom, find out what magical gift the Eurps give Bipple on his special day. Children are introduced to first words as they experience games and activities including Fun Facts, Eurps Bingo, Card Maker and Cake Maker. INCLUDES STORYBOOK AND CD-ROM.
Authors
- Michael McGuffee
- Susan F. Tierno
Edition: 1st
Publication date: 1998-06
List Price: $2.95
Price: $2.95
Review The Plan / Creative Thinkers Inc:It is important to have a master plan before you being a project.
Publication date: 1997-02-03
Price: $4.95
Review Charlotte se lave / Annick Press:About the Molly Bear series: In spring 1997 Annick Press launched the Molly Bear series by author Mireille Levert. With basic vocabulary and warm watercolor illustrations, these lovable board books explore themes in the life of an irresistible bear: Molly's Breakfast, Molly's Clothes, Molly's Toys, and Molly's Bath. The latest additions to the series are Molly Counts and Molly Draws.
Publication date: 1989-06-29
Review Beatrix Potter Collection (The World of Peter Rabbit) / Frederick Warne Publishers Ltd:A collection of four texts from Beatrix Potter.
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