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ROBERT MUNSCH SERIES - 50 BELOW ZERO

ROBERT MUNSCH SERIES - 50 BELOW ZERO

MIGHTY MACHINE SERIES - CARS

In the Mighty Machines series, vivid color photographs of machines at work jump off the page. Large type describes the machines, their parts and their uses. Glossaries explain essential terms, and suggested activities add to the fun. The big format and vibrant designs make the books perfect for kids to read alone or share with a friend. With their lively designs and topics that are always a favorite with kids, these books offer popular subject matter and excellent value.

MIGHTY MACHINE SERIES - CRANES

In the Mighty Machines series, vivid color photographs of machines at work jump off the page. Large type describes the machines, their parts and their uses. Glossaries explain essential terms, and suggested activities add to the fun. The big format and vibrant designs make the books perfect for kids to read alone or share with a friend. With their lively designs and topics that are always a favorite with kids, these books offer popular subject matter and excellent value.

RED IS BEST, BY KATHY STINSON

In Red Is Best, Kathy Stinson takes a simple idea - the clash between the imaginative world of the toddler and the commonsesical world of parents. Develops it with humour and feeling. A delightful little book to read with youngsters age 2-4.

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - THE INUIT...

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - THE INUIT...

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - A NATIVE AMERICAN..

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - A NATIVE AMERICAN..

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - THE CHINESE..

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - THE CHINESE..

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - AFRICANS...

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - AFRICANS...

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - LATIN AMERICANS...

THE THOUGHT OF IT SERIES - LATIN AMERICANS...

WHAT'S IN MY HOUSE?, 265 PAGES

This charming padded book gives a guided tour of a house from the child’s perspective. Vibrant photographs show more than 200 items in the baby’s room, the bathroom, the kitchen, the home office, the garage and the backyard. Some things will be instantly recognizable, like teddy bears and baby bottles, but others could be new discoveries, such as an alarm clock, tape dispenser or power drill. Items are shown singly or in multiples, which gives children a head start on learning to count. Many of the photographs show children wearing or using the item and others use cheeky humor that will get toddlers giggling. What’s in My House? Gives children the chance to explore the world during quiet times, in the car or with an older sibling or adult. It rewards curiosity, reveals the wonder of books, and is a perfect storytime choice.