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ABC Block Books

Susan Estelle Kwas

Board book (Chronicle Books, Sept. 1, 1999)

Remember those chunky wooden blocks you used to play with? How they were just small enough for little hands, just sturdy enough for hours of playtime, and just perfect for budding imaginations? In the true spirit of those just-right blocks, here are 26 chunky board books-one for each letter of the alphabet-housed in their own just-right carrying case. Each book introduces young children, through words and images, to the alphabet, so they build their vocabulary while they build towers to the sky.

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Learning Block Books: Numbers, Colors, Shapes and Animals

Susan Estelle Kwas

Board book (Chronicle Books, Sept. 1, 2001)

Reminiscent of the wooden blocks you played with as a child, these 26 brightly illustrated, simple books are small and sturdy, perfect for stacking, and they fit neatly into their own just-right carrying case.

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Runaway Shopping Cart

Kathy Long, Susan Estelle Kwas

Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, Feb. 15, 2007)

A typical ride in a shopping cart for Kaleb turns into something extraordinary when the cart rolls out of the store, out onto the streets, and all about town where he is chased by townspeople at each and every turn--ending up safely back where he began with an adventure he'll never forget!

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A Rumpus of Rhymes

Bobbi Katz, Susan Estelle Kwas

Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, Sept. 10, 2001)

Provides beginning readers with a collection of read-aloud poetry that celebrates a diverse array of boisterous sounds, including ocean waves and honking horns.

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Wild Birds

Joanne Ryder, Susan Estelle Kwas

Hardcover (HarperCollins, March 1, 2003)

Everywhere -- even in streets and backyards -- there are wild birds. Swirling through the air, speckling the treetops, tiptoeing through the grass, wild birds are near, watching you watch them. During the bright warm days, they sometimes stay and share a place with you. And in winter, if you care for them, wild birds may flutter even nearer -- till you feel like a wild one, too. Wild Birds invites you to look and listen and to enjoy these lively flyers who share this ever-changing world with you.

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Wild Birds

Joanne Ryder, Susan Estelle Kwas

Library Binding (HarperCollins, Feb. 18, 2003)

Everywhere --even in streets and backyards --there are wild birds.Swirling through the air, speckling the treetops, tiptoeing through the grass, wild birds are near, watching you watch them.During the bright warm days, they sometimes stay and share a place with you.And in winter, if you care for them, wild birds may flutter even nearer --till you feel like a wild one, too.Wild Birds invites you to look and listen and to enjoy these lively flyers who share this ever-changing world with you.