books by Michael Dahl

books by Michael Dahl

books:

Michael Dahl

If You Were an Adverb (Word Fun)
Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2007

Provides an introduction to adverbs. Includes an activity.

Inclined Planes (Simple Machines)
Michael Dahl

Bridgestone Books, 1999

Describes many different kinds, uses, and benefits of inclined planes.

If You Were a Synonym (Word Fun)
Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2007

If you were a synonym, you would mean the same thing, or almost the same thing, as another word. You could be BIG, HUGE, or GIGANTIC. What else could you be if you were a synonym?

If You Were an Adjective (Word Fun)
Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2007

Provides an introduction to adjectives. Includes an activity.

On the Launch Pad: A Counting Book About Rockets (Know Your Numbers)
Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2004

A countdown from twelve to one as a space shuttle awaits liftoff. Readers are invited to find hidden numbers on an illustrated activity page.

If You Were a Noun (Word Fun)

Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2007

Nouns in Outer Space
This is an attractively illustrated and nicely written book for early elementary aged children. It covers proper, singular, plural and collective nouns with the theme of space travel. The book also describes a simple noun game to play and includes a glossary of ...

One Big Building: A Counting Book About Construction (Know Your Numbers)

Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2004

Great book(s) for teaching basic counting!
Michael Dahl has a whole series of these books that help teach kids basic counting. All of them are filled with bright, attractive illustrations that make these books very lively. I bought this book for my 2 year old son and it has become a favorite for both him and ...

If You Were a Verb (Word Fun)

Dahl, Michael

Pic Window Books, 2007

Awesome for Teachers!!
My 4 yr. old son and I have read, "If you were an Adjective," and "If you were a Verb." They're both fantastic. I can't wait to read the rest of the series. It explains a lot about these parts of speech. For example, in the verb book, it talks about helping verbs, ...

Do Cows Eat Cake?: A Book About What Animals Eat (Animals All Around)

Dahl, Michael

Picture Window Books, 2003

Super cute!
I have a 3 year old who constantly asked, "What does a cat eat? What does a frog eat?" etc... -- This book was the answer to my prayers! It's funny, easy to read, and she loved finding out what the animals eat!!

The Everything Kids' Joke Book: Side-Splitting, Rib-Tickling Fun (Everything Kids Series)

Michael Dahl

Adams Media, 2002

Wonderful!
"Everything Kids' Joke Book" targets children 9 to 12. The first part of the book is jokes of various sorts. The second part has advice on how to tell jokes and make up jokes and be funny. My 8 year old / 2nd grade daughter loves this book and will willingly read it ...

Brown: Seeing Brown All Around Us (A+ Books: Colors)

Michael Dahl

Capstone Press, 2005

Great concept book
This early concept book brings brown to life in the form of a step stool, paper bag, dog, football, and various yummy food items. Each two page spread is gloriously photographed, with large, easy to assimilate images for the preschool set. Notes are included on each ...

The Twister Trap (Zone Books)
Dahl, Michael

Stone Arch Books, 2008

The Page Turners, two powerful books from the Library of Doom, have fallen into the hands of an evil magician. He turns the books into two terrible tornadoes, to destroy the Librarian. But when the twisters suddenly head toward a small village, the Librarian must risk his life to stop them.

The Word Eater (Zone Books)
Dahl, Michael

Stone Arch Books, 2008

A young man gets a sliver from a strange book. That night, beneath the glow of a full moon, the man transforms into the Word Eater. The beast prowls the streets, searching for words to eat. If the Librarian doesnt stop it, every word and every thing on earth could disappear.

Beauty and the Beast: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)
Retold by: Dahl, Michael

Stone Arch Books, 2008

In a dark forest, a merchant picks a rose for his daughter Beauty. It belongs to a terrible beast. To save his life, the merchant promises that his daughter will visit the creature. When she does, Beauty grows to like the beast. But can she ever love him?