Books with title Just Like You

An Angel Just Like You is a beautifully illustrated gift book, perfect for grandmother or the mom-to-be or for a 1st to 5th birthday. Within these pages parent and child will be reminded of the innocence and wonder of childhood?and that every child is special. This darling book celebrates the precious and priceless moments that stand the test of time, and remind why children in our lives transcend all other life experiences.

When Michael Brown's mom marries Mr. Jordan, everything changes. Now Michael's got a new dad, a new house, a new school, and worst of all, a new name. Michael is nothing like the famous athlete: in fact, he can't even dribble a basketball, let alone swoosh it through the hoop! How can he survive the rest of the year, the rest of his life, really, as Michael Jordan?

When Roo sets out in search of the never-seen but feared Heffalump, he learns the creatures are really kind and friendly. But can Roo convince his pals in the Hundred-Acre Wood that his new friend Lumpy the Heffalump isn’t scary? Find out in this sweet Step 1 Step into Reading based on the new film, Pooh’s Heffalump Movie.From the Trade Paperback edition.

Kale Delaney wants to do everything in her power to stay out of a popular competition that is happening across college campuses. The competition allows one lucky winner to spend the day with an up-and-coming movie star, the gorgeous Taylor Jett. While Kale tries to keep her head down and avoid everything to do with the movie star, she finds herself accidentally winning. Kale is quickly shoved into a harsh spotlight while also trying to deal with Taylor Jett, who is just as arrogant and rude as she knew he would be. After spending some time with Taylor, however, she discovers the harshness of Hollywood and how Taylor may just be putting on a show to gain a fan base. Kale finds herself spinning in nation-wide controversies and asking herself: is this bad boy looking for publicity, or is he really in love?

Just Like Oma is the simple story of a grandmother and her granddaughter baking on a winter afternoon. It is based on the cherished times my Oma (German for grandmother) and I spent together making donuts for Fasching (Mardi Gras) when I was a child. If you have ever spent quality time in the kitchen with a grandparent/child, you'll greatly appreciate this story. Repetition, counting, and time-telling are incorporated so children can learn and practice other skills as they enjoy reading the book.