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Books with author Rebecca Elgar

  • Jack Plays Ball

    Rebecca Elgar

    Hardcover (Kingfisher, April 15, 2001)
    In a new pull-the-tab and lift-the-flap adventure, Jack scores a goal, kicks the ball into a muddy flower bed, and cleans up in the tub after his exciting game.
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  • Guide to the Crystal Gems

    Rebecca Sugar

    eBook (Cartoon Network Books, )
    None
  • Jack: It's Bathtime

    Rebecca Elgar

    Board book (Kingfisher Books, March 2, 1998)
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  • Jack: Happy Birthday

    Rebecca Elgar

    Board book (Kingfisher Books, March 2, 1998)
    At his birthday party Jack identifies the shapes of his parcels before discovering, to his delight, their contents. A final surprise brings the guessing-game to an end.
  • Jack and Annie's Story Word Book

    Rebecca Elgar

    Hardcover (Kingfisher, Sept. 15, 2002)
    Toddlers will be delighted that Jack is back along with his new-found friends, Annie and Tim, in this innovative picture word book. With its reassuring story about making friends, this brightly illustrated book introduces toddlers to essential preschool vocabulary and concepts.What does Annie like for breakfast? What is Jack going to wear today? What does Annie see in the park? These questions will delight and intrigue preschoolers as they meet these engaging characters and help them select their favorite things to wear, play with, eat, and read. The Toddler Word Book will provide hours of fun for preschoolers everywhere.Special Features• Interactive approach: children choose each character's favorite things• Preschool setting and friendship theme have universal appeal• Features many familiar everyday objects• Simple text is perfect to read aloud• Bright, accessible illustrations have instant child appeal• Includes a full-color "Toddler Words" poster
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  • Where's My Dinner

    Rebecca Elgar

    Board book (Egmont Books, March 1, 2004)
    Readers lift the flaps and have one pop-up to find what a number of different animals and what people might have to eat, answering the question: "Where's my dinner?"
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  • Can You Find Boo?: At the Funfair

    Rebecca Elgar

    Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, )
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  • Steven Universe Vol. 7: Our Fearful Trip

    Rebecca Sugar

    Paperback (KaBOOM!, June 9, 2020)
    All new stories from the world of the Cartoon Network Emmy® Award-nominated series Steven Universe™, featuring an all new story about Lars.TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO GEM HAS GONE BEFORE! From slinging donuts in Beach City to swashbuckling his way across the galaxy in a stolen spaceship, Lars has come a long way. And now with the Off Colors as his dependable and devoted crew, he’ll travel even further into the cosmos. But how deep is this newfound confidence? And what happens when the entire crew’s lives depend on him? Blas and Bagnoli blast us into hyperspace for an out-of-this-world journey into a mysterious nebula that forces our daring cast of gems, humans, and fusions to confront their deepest, darkest fears. Acclaimed writer Terry Blas (Hotel Dare) and artist Gabriele Bagnoli reveal Lars and the Off Colors’ hidden truths, as Steven and Connie join them in space for a mind-bending adventure no fan can miss. Collects Steven Universe #25-28.
  • Driver Dan's Story Train: It's Sticker Time!

    Rebecca Elgar

    Paperback (Pan MacMillan, )
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  • Sshh! Everyone is Sleeping

    Rebecca Elgar

    Board book (Gullane Children's Books, June 30, 1999)
    Lullaby and goodnight...Sshh! Everyone's asleep--fish, hen, cat, and puppy. Now each animal needs to go to the right bed. Can you tuck them in properly? The colored ribbons will help you figure out who belongs where. 10 pages (all in color), 7 x 7.
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  • Jack: It's Bathtime by Rebecca Elgar

    Rebecca Elgar

    Hardcover (Kingfisher Books Ltd, Aug. 16, 1807)
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  • One Lonely Lion

    Rebecca Elgar

    Board book (Gullane Children's Books, Dec. 31, 1998)
    One lonely lion, wondering what to do. Open the flap--along comes a tiger and then there are two! But it doesn't stop there, because tiger keeps going away and gathering other friends. How many will join the crowd? Add one elephant, and that makes three. Will there be more? Yes--a zebra makes four. But if you want to have a party, you really must have five. Say hello to hippopotamus, who has just arrived. Now there's no more lonely lion, only five happy friends, ready for playtime. All kids will love these appealingly drawn animals, the simple, effective story, and the right, primary colors. It's a great way to teach beginning numbers, too! 10 pages (all in color), 7 x 7 1/4 Laminated Board.
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