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FORTHCOMING in 2011!
Circle Rolls, Illustrated by Maria Carluccio, Henry Holt and Co.
"Circle rolls, oval rocks, square sits like a box," but what happens when circle keeps on rolling and rolling? All havoc breaks loose. Don't worry: Circle Rolls will satisfy your need to see Humpty Dumpty put back together again.
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A Story with Pictures, Illustrated by Lynn Rowe Reed, Holiday House, 2007.
"The pages crackle with energy, thanks to bold acrylics by Lynn Rowe Reed. Kids will love the wacky premise, circular plot and quirky illustrations." -- Mary Quattlebaum, Washington Parent, January 2008.
"There is so much energy and vibrancy on these pages that it would be impossible to read it with anything other than a buoyant, excited voice." -- Children's Literature Network, August 2007.
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Jake's Bird Feeder, Illustrated by Kathy O'Malley, Kaeden Books, 2008
Mrs. Stark's class is making pine cone bird feeders. Jake keeps getting prickled, Robert just wants to eat the peanut butter, and Kim thinks hers is the best one, but is it really the best bird feeder? See who Kim's feeder attracts. Jake's Bird Feeder illustratest the concept of following directions.
Click here to order Jake from the Kaeden Books website.
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Jake's Lemonade Stand, Illustrated by Lisa Fields, Kaeden Books, September 2007.
An entrepreneurial boy can't seem to get the price right to sell his lemonade. When he finally does, his entrepreneurial customers have an idea of their own... Jake's Lemonade Stand is an emergent reader with a multicultural cast of characters. It ties into the elementary economics curriculum.
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Jake's Toad House, Illustrated by Lisa Fields, Kaeden Books, 2008.
Four industrious kids try to attract a toad. Too bad they don't have any clue what a toad really needs... or do they? With the same cast of characters as Jake's Lemonade Stand, Jake's Toad House ties into the science curriculum.
Click here to order Jake from the Kaeden Books website.
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