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'Another day, another drive'. So declares Miles, preschooler and car enthusiast. He puts on his seat belt. Check. He winds the key. Check. Uh-oh, the horn is broken - but no time to fix it, because Miles is off to school - and the trip is adventurous indeed, with the neighbourhoo ...
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Miss Mingo, a flashy flamingo, is eager to start off the school year by inviting all creatures in her classroom to share something special about themselves. From enormous Hippo to teeny Ant, each member of her class is certainly unique. Full color.
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An adorable baby and a creative big sister star in these board books that address two nightly rituals for baby--bedtime and bathtime. Full color.
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An adorable baby and his creative big sister offer their unique recipes forperfect playtimes and mealtimes, in these fun board books. Full color.
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Want a foolproof plan for mealtime? An adorable baby and his creative big sister offer their unique recipes. Follow these easy tips for a fun- filled meal: squeeze Baby in high chair and line tray with toys; add pasta and other ingredients (don't let the foods touch); wipe off ...
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It's field-trip day for Miss Mingo's multispecies class - but will each animal find a way to weather the weather on the path up to the observatory?
It's a spring morning, and Miss Mingo and her class are ready to hike up High Hill to visit the weather station. Groundhog, the ne ...
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What makes you special? Miss Mingo is a flamingo - she can eat upside down! This school-themed story describes all the animals in her class, and what makes each of them special too. It contains facts and information about a variety of exotic creatures.
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It's Fire Safety Week in Miss Mingo's classroom, which means it's time for students to learn what to do in case of a fire. Sprinkled with fascinating facts about animal behavior, this second story about the characters in Miss Mingo's one-of-a-kind class is sure to appeal to reade ...
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Eight-year-old Emma McGraw loves being an only child living with her mother in their cozy condo. When four-year-old Anthony moves in for a while, Emma is not happy, but she soon learns that having a little brother is more fun than she thought it would be. Illustrations.
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When her friend begins calling Emma weird, Emma decides two can play that game, and before long, the entire third-grade class is swapping outrageous nicknames. While funny at first, Emma sees how much name-calling can hurt. Illustrations.
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