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Flip-a-Word: Snake Cake
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 31, 2006)A cat turns into a bat, turns into a rat, turns into a hat! Just flip the pages and—presto-change-o!—a different word and picture appear. This bright, bold, friendly book uses phonics to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Learning to read has never been so much fun!
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Flip-a-Word: Snake Cake
Yukiko Kido
Hardcover (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 31, 2006)A cat turns into a bat, turns into a rat, turns into a hat! Just flip the pages and—presto-change-o!—a different word and picture appear. This bright, bold, friendly book uses phonics to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Learning to read has never been so much fun!
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Flip-a-Word: Pig Wig
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 31, 2006)A cat turns into a bat, turns into a rat, turns into a hat! Just flip the pages andpresto-change-o!a different word and picture appear. This bright, bold, friendly book uses phonics to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Learning to read has never been so much fun!
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Flip-a-Word: Stop Pop
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 16, 2007)Stop cop? Learn about short vowel sounds in this new Flip-a-Word book. This bright and bold book uses phonics and die-cut pages to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Playful illustrations in a Japanese style will appeal to kids and help make learning to read fun!
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Flip-a-Word: Snow Bow Board Book
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 16, 2007)Beet on the street? Learn about long vowel sounds in this new Flip-a-Word book. This bright and bold book uses phonics and die-cut pages to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Playful illustrations in a Japanese style will appeal to kids andhelp make learning to read fun!
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Faces, Faces Everywhere: Color & Draw Activity Book
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 5, 2009)Faces are everywhere in Yukiko Kido's universe. With 220 full-color stickers included, kids will enjoy stickering, creating kooky faces, and coloring—inside (and outside) the bold lines.
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I'm Going to Read®
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Sterling, March 1, 2007)Count on big entertainment as kids discover dozens of ways to reach the number twelve—from six apple pies plus six peach pies to half a dozen acrobats with twelve legs in the air. At the end, readers are given activities for finding dozens of dozens at home.
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Flip-a-Word: Pig Wig
Yukiko Kido
Hardcover (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 31, 2006)A cat turns into a bat, turns into a rat, turns into a hat! Just flip the pages andpresto-change-o!a different word and picture appear. This bright, bold, friendly book uses phonics to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Learning to read has never been so much fun!
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I'm Going to Read®
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Sterling, Aug. 28, 2006)Nomi, Ken, and Kira, the stars of Who’s at the Movies?, are at the amusement park—riding the roller coaster, driving bumper cars, and snacking on cotton candy. Illustrated with cool Manga-style art, this is sure to become a favorite.
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Ants in Your Pants: A Read-And-Learn Coloring Book
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Blue Apple Books, March 24, 2010)Yukiko Kido's entertaining, engaging, all-in-one reading and coloring book offers a fresh and fun way to develop a child's creativity and literacy. By encouraging children to color, draw, sticker, and doodle, this innovative book also reinforces reading skills by introducing beginning word families. Whimsical and bold illustrations are sure to tickle the funny bone ofbeginning readers and aspiring artists.
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I'm Going to Read®
Yukiko Kido
Paperback (Sterling, Aug. 28, 2006)Deep in a forest, along a scary old path, was a scary old house. What makes that house so creepy? Could ghosts be on the prowl—or witches? Wide-eyed children will enjoy finding out what’s haunting the cupboard. And the clever ending sets them up for reading the tale again and again.
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Flip-a-Word: Stop Pop
Yukiko Kido
Hardcover (Blue Apple Books, Aug. 16, 2007)Stop cop? Learn about short vowel sounds in this new Flip-a-Word book. This bright and bold book uses phonics and die-cut pages to teach word recognition and rhyming patterns. Playful illustrations in a Japanese style will appeal to kids and help make learning to read fun!