-
One, Two, Three, Oops!
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Hardcover (Little Tiger Pr, Jan. 1, 1999)Mr. Rabbit becomes frustrated when he tries to count all his active, constantly moving little bunnies, and he must keep starting his count over until Mrs. Rabbit saves the day.
L
-
Lazy Ozzie
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Hardcover (Baby's First Book Club, March 15, 2002)This is one of my favorite preschool story time books. It seems like a cute little story about an owl, but at closer analysis it is packed with tons of info and lessons that are right on target for the preschool set. First we learn what "lazy" behavior looks like, then the important lesson of what is an emergency (and what is NOT an emergency). Ozzie tricks all of his farm animal friends into helping him avoid his mother's request to learn to fly. In the process, we learn about seriation in farm animal size (high horse, not quite so high cow, etc.), animal habitat (sty, pasture, duck pond), rhyming (big pig), alliteration (short sheepdog, dinky duck!), peer relations, and honesty. Kudos to the author for fitting all of that into one story. An extra plus for lap-reading-- mother owl is hiding on every page to watch what Ozzie is doing. It's fun to find her! I'd give this 10 stars if I could.
J
-
One, Two, Three, Oops
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
HardcoverA rabbit dad decides to count his children, but they won't keep still, and despite his many attempts he always gets confused. Children in a silly mood will laugh. With the many active bunnies and the distraught father, the watercolor illustrations fun.
-
Lazy Ozzie
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Hardcover (Little Tiger Pr, March 1, 1996)Because he thinks that flying is too much work, a lazy little owl tricks the other barnyard animals into helping him get down to the ground, but his mother is not fooled.
J
-
Lazy Ozzie
Gwyneth Coleman, Michael;Williamson
Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 1997)Lazy Ozzie doesn't want to learn to fly, but Ozzie's mother thinks it's time for him to leave the nest, and she tells him he'd better be on the ground by the time she returns. Ozzie is sure that he can fool his mother and find a way to reach the ground without flying. Or is Mother Owl wise to his tricks after all?
J
-
Ridiculous!
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Hardcover (Futech, Sept. 1, 1996)Instead of hibernating with her parents, a young turtle decides to explore the winter world outside their shed
L
-
One, Two, Three, Oops!
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Paperback (Scholastic Inc, Jan. 1, 1998)Mr and Mrs Rabbit have a very big family - so big that Mr Rabbit doesn't even know how many baby rabbits there are. "I think I'll count them," he says "One, two, three - Oops!
-
Lazy Ozzie
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Paperback (Little Tiger Press, Jan. 1, 1997)Lazy Ozzie doesn't want to learn to fly - he's too busy practicing how to be a wise owl. Yet Ozzie's mother has told him he'd better be on the ground by the time she returns from her errand. With some help from his barnyard friends, Ozzie is sure he can reach the ground without flying and fool his mother. Or is she wise to his tricks after all?
J
-
One, Two, Three, Oops!
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Paperback (Magi Pubns, July 31, 1999)None
-
Lazy Ozzie
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Paperback (Magi Pubns, Aug. 31, 1995)Ozzie is the laziest owl in the world. He ca n''t be bothered to fly, but Mother Owl is determined that he should. Ozzie devises a plan so that he can get from the hi gh beam to the ground without flying, but in the end Mother Owl has the last laugh. '
J
-
Lazy Ozzie
Michael coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Paperback (Flying Frog Publishing, Jan. 1, 1994)SOFT COVER
J
-
Ozzie Owl
Michael Coleman, Gwyneth Williamson
Hardcover (Little Tiger Press, Oct. 27, 1994)None