books by Putnam Juvenile     books:     Putnam Juvenile      The Other Side Jacqueline Woodson Putnam Juvenile, 2001 The Other Side "Don't you ever cross that fence child!" A little colored girl was playing out on her swing, and then came a white girl. They both looked at eachother in confusion. In the early 1900's, there was many problems between colored people and whites. They just didnt get ...             Officer Buckle & Gloria (Caldecott Medal Book) Peggy Rathmann Putnam Juvenile, 1995 a fantastic story this is the book our 16 month old picks up every morning when he wakes up and wants to read... a great story.             The Five Chinese Brothers (Paperstar) Claire Huchet Bishop Putnam Juvenile, 1996 Great book of the times; beware liberal ideology who insist racism Keep in mind, this is an old Chinese tale, not somehow a racist American interpretation of Chinese culture like some reviewers here try to make it out to be. I read this book in the 1980s when I was just a few years old. It was my favorite book. It was simple, ...             Good Night, Gorilla Peggy Rathmann Putnam Juvenile, 1996 An amazingly detailed story with minimal words This book is a keeper for all ages. Young children (and I mean really young, you'd be amazed at who will pay attention to these illustrations) can point out details and ideas with very few prompts. You can simplify your language when telling this story to a 15 month ...             Slam Nick Hornby Putnam Juvenile, 2007 The Compulsive Reader's Reviews Sam figures that his life is going pretty well. He's doing all right in school, he gets along with his mom, he has a great girlfriend, and is getting good at skateboarding. He has aspirations of attending college, unlike his mom, who had to drop out of school when she ...             A Mother for Choco (Paperstar) Keiko Kasza Putnam Juvenile, 1996 A mother for Choco; a story for my daughter I absolutely adore this book. My sister gave it to us before we traveled to China to adopt our daughter. She's just over two now and has read this book with me dozens of times. We both love the illustrations, and even at a very young age, she "gets" the idea that Choco ...             Where's Spot? (Little Spot Board Books) Putnam Juvenile, 2003 my baby's favorite This has been my 10 month old baby's favorite book for the past 2-3 months ever since he could use his hands and fingers to flip the pages. We read it to him a few times and then we noticed him making sounds in the same tones as we did when we would flip open something ...             Eats, Shoots & Leaves: Why, Commas Really Do Make a Difference! Lynne Truss Putnam Juvenile, 2006 Great book for children of many ages I ordered this book thinking it might be too young for my 9-year-old daughter. However, when it arrived it was pored over by not only my 9-year-old, but her 13-year-old brother as well. The copy I sent to my sister's children (ages 5 and 7) was also well-received. ...             Chalice Robin McKinley Putnam Juvenile, 2008 As the newly appointed Chalice, Mirasol is the most important member of the Master’s Circle. It is her duty to bind the Circle, the land and its people together with their new Master. But the new Master of Willowlands is a Priest of Fire, only drawn back into the human world by the sudden death of his brother. No one knows if it is even possible ...             Thunder Cake Patricia Polacco Putnam Juvenile, 1997 Thunder Cake This is a wonderful book ! My grandaughter's teacher had the kids read it in class. I made a thunder cake and took it in for the class when they were done. The receipe is in the back of the book. They loved it and it was a lot of fun. Also, a good book for ...             Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon Patty Lovell Putnam Juvenile, 2001 Great book! I bought this book for my daughter who is an early childhood education major. She requested it after reviewing it in class. Great book!             The Girl's Like Spaghetti: Why, You Can't Manage without Apostrophes! Lynne Truss Putnam Juvenile, 2007 The Girl's Like Spaghetti is great! I ordered this book to use in my 6th grade classroom. The pictures show the meaning of similar sentences with and without apostrophes. Using this book brings humor to reinforcing correct punctuation in writing for students and adults alike. The book includes the rules ...             Anno's Mysterious Multiplying Jar Mitsumasa Anno Putnam Juvenile, 1999 A lovely book on counting and factorials This picture book is easy to read, and presents two math concepts: the first is counting to ten. The second is factorials: If there are three kingdoms in two countries on one island, then how many kingdoms are there altogether? Imagining some of the silly scenes ...             The Bee Tree Patricia Polacco Putnam Juvenile, 1998 A Sweet and Savory Story by One of the Very Best "The Bee Tree" is another of Patricia Polacco's superb explorations of intergenerational friendship, and the significance of culture and tradition. Her expressive, folksy, slightly loopy style are all her own, and she has long been one of my favorite illustrators. ...             The Art Lesson (Paperstar Book) Tomie dePaola Putnam Juvenile, 1997 The Art Lesson When Tommy wants to become an artist, he trys everything he can to be the best artist. When Tommy's older brother goes to school and has art class Tommy can't wait till he gets art lessons. Tommy really wants to draw, and that is what he spends most of his time ...          products you might be interested in search for books apostrophes, caldecott, difference, multiplying, mysterious, spaghetti      toavi.com    web randomly chosen book: Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Artists, Investors, Dealers, and ...