books by Nancy Lamb

books by Nancy Lamb

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Nancy Lamb

The World's Greatest Toe Show (A Canal Street Kids Book)

Nancy Lamb, Muff Singer

Bridgewater Books, 1995

Good and Gross!
A fun book for both boys and girls. Lively characters come up with a school fair booth, 'the greatest toe show' to make their dreams of being famous movie star extras come true.

Newberys & The Net: Thematic Technology Connections
Annette Lamb, Nancy Smith

Vision to Action, 2000

For nearly eighty years students have been reading Newbery Medal winning books. From historical fiction set during the Dustbowl or World War II to contemporary issues such as animal abuse and divorce, these award winning authors can bring reading alive for students. By adding the power of Internet and other technologies, educators can build ...

The Vampires Went Thataway! (Canal Street Kids Bks)
Nancy Lamb, Muff Singer

Troll Communications, 1995

The Canal Street Kids realize their dream when they all get to be movie extras in Crypt Riders of the Night. Soon, however, they become convinced that their archenemy, Violetta Epstein, is a vampire! How they rid her of the vampire curse will have young readers howling with laughter.

One April Morning: Children Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing

Nancy Lamb

HarperCollins Publishers, 1996

Both realistic and reassuring--a real contribution.
This book is a genuine treasure for those trying to explain to children the painful events that can occur into today's world. That's because children's experiences and voices are honored within a caring adult context and structure. I found the children's remarks had a ...

The Great Mosquito, Bull, and Coffin Caper

Nancy Lamb

HarperCollins Publishers, 1992

A cool and funny book about 2 friends.
This book is really funny and tells the truth about worrying when your best friend has to move. Also the parts about Zander and his awful big brother Marvin reminded me of my brothers! Read it!

The Art And Craft Of Storytelling: A Comprehensive Guide To Classic Writing Techniques
Nancy Lamb

Writers Digest Books, 2008

A good story flows from a solid understanding of writing and structure, along with a confident grasp of character, plot, and dialogue. This book covers those fundamentals and more. Whether writing a traditional novel, a children?s picture book, or an experimental book, writers across all genres will find a firm foundation in classic storytelling ...

Writer's Guide to Crafting Stories for Children **ISBN: 9781582970523**
Nancy Lamb

F & W Pubns Inc, 2001

The Writers Guide to Crafting Stories for Children (Write for Kids Library)

Nancy Lamb

Writers Digest Books, 2001

The writer's Bilble
If you need a writer's guide , buy this one, no matter what you write or for which public. It's full of usefull and simple examples and exercises. The language is clear and humoristic. This book contens all you need to know about crafting unforgettable stories. I use ...

Vampires and Other Creatures of the Night

Rita Golden Gelman, Nancy Lamb

Scholastic, 1992

If you like Scary Stuff, Read This Book!
I bought this book 8 years ago (I'm 20 at the time of this writing) and I was hooked. I've been a fan of horror, ghosts, haunted houses, and all that other good stuff ever since. This is an excellent book to spark interests and is not too scary for younger readers. ...

Surfin' the Internet : Practical Ideas from A to Z
Nancy Smith, Annette Lamb, ...

Vision To Action Inc, 1998

If you've found the beach and you're ready to surf, this book is for you. A practical guide to integrating Internet technology into the classroom. Contains unit and lesson ideas, resource lists, and reproducible activity sheets for a wide range of K-12 Internet projects. With hundreds of activities and thousands of sites to visit, this book ...

At the End of the Road Reflections on Life in an Adirondack Valley

Pyramid Press, 2007

This ten chapter memoir starts in 1990 when Ruth and Sandy Lamb undertook a retirement adventure that moved them from their lives as health professionals in the Boston area - Sandy was director of the Boston Health Department and Ruth was a nutritionist - to the southern Adirondacks. Their plan was to live simply in a valley deserted by people. At ...