The stylish child whose love of words has become the basis of a series of books shares her love of words in this alphabetically arranged picture book glossary. Humorous illustrations are sure to generate additional words to describe Nancy’s fancy, chic, attractive world.
Fancy Nancy’s Favorite Fancy Words: From Accessories to Zany
Lemons Are Not Red
Extreme Animals
Silly rhymes about silly activities make the words jump off the page, complemented by humorous illustrations.
Sheep in a Jeep
Jaunty rhymes (that just may be ‘sing-able’) are likely to lead to wordplay (literally) as one follows the animal cast play with berries of all kinds.
Jamberry
Gerald, the giraffe, is told by the other jungle animals that he can’t dance. Of course, they’re proven wrong as Gerald does his thing in this rhyming tale. This book may also inspire alliterative use of language.
Giraffes Can’t Dance
Questions, Questions
Dear Mrs. LaRue: Letters from Obedience School
Boy Wonders
Full color photographs chronicle the search for missing mountain gorillas. It is the gorillas that find the young Miza and restore him to his family.
Looking for Miza
Otto Runs for President
Two boys meet and develop a friendship. Readers will gain meaning and be able to read expressively from the animated presentation (in typeface and color as well as placement) of simple words which are ideal to read aloud in tandem. (Children can describe not only plot but attributes - characteristics and characterization - of the 2 boys. A discussion of language and how we greet our friends as well could take this into a social skills direction.)
Grapes of Math
Yo! Yes?
Lady Liberty: A Biography
Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman
Frog and toad are the best of friends who do everything together.
Frog and Toad Together
An improbable cumulative tale with lots of interesting rhymes that uses illustrations as clues for meaning.
I Can’t Said the Ant
Tongue twisters abound in this lively and easy to read book by the famous doctor.
Fox in Socks
Rhyming couplets describe city sounds with illustrations embedding the onomatopoeic sounds.
Clang! Clang! Beep! Beep! Listen to the City
Chimps from one to ten counting sneak out to dance their rhyming way around and through this very funny counting book.