Books with title A Day in the Life of Murphy

***2nd Edition of an Award-winning Children's Illustrated Rhyming Story-book***How many children's books located in the tropical settings have your young ones gotten the chance to read?In Book 1 of this Children's Book Series, our feathered friend Pilly the Pelican, follows Axel, the industrious, engineering ant, during a typical day of his life in the beautiful Caribbean island of Barbados.Flying-fish, coconuts, golden sandy beaches, brilliant blue skies and crystal clear seawater are all part of an action-packed day that children are sure to remember, along with Axel's good habits. This refreshing, rhyming title contains not 5, not 10, but 20 beautiful illustrations as Axel the Ant gathers food, goes to work and relaxes on the tropical beaches after a hard day.This award-winning book also features a section with facts about Barbados, comprehension questions and creative activities to further captivate, educate and inspire young Pilly readers.Connect with your child readers and expose these young ones to new knowledge in a fun, colourful way with our two fun-loving but hard-working friends that they will remember for a lifetime!

A Day in the Life Of Max first started out with an idea Kathryn Duvenci had to make the school age children, who came in to the library to read to Max, get to know him better. She thought a photo book of Max in a variety of settings would enable them to see him in his everyday life outside of the library.Max is loved and admired wherever they go. He is a great pet therapy dog. Kathryn wants to share Max with others, which is why A Day in the Life of Max was written.

Theodore Ficklestein’s debut novel, A Day In The Life, follows the misadventures of Nickolas Cripp, a college student who is searching for his place in the world as he travels around it. Nick dreams of getting on the stage and telling his stories at an open mic… but becomes the focus of a rollicking ride of a young adult novel, following him from his quiet home and into the hustle and bustle of the city. Every street he encounters has a story to tell, every character he chances across has a lesson to teach… but can Nick take it all in? And can any of it work in his standup routine?As Nick moves from place to place, he comes across a riotous host of oddballs, eccentrics, dreamers and fellow searchers. There’s the teacher with a fixation on the end of the world, the rambunctious drunkard riding the train… and then there’s the two friends, who aren’t as convinced by Nick’s talents as he’d perhaps like them to be. Nick soon discovers that you don’t have to be on the stage to be the greatest comedian in the world, and that life’s greatest comedies aren’t the kinds that’ll really make you laugh. Well, not at first, perhaps. With every step he takes, and every character he meets, Nick begins to question if that stage he dreams of taking to is really where his ambitions should lie. He’s stuck between two personas - there’s the man he wants to become, and the boy the world wants him to be. Straddling two realities, battling two personalities, is it time to abandon them both and seek out something new, something unique, something real? As Nick takes his journey, he soon realizes that he’s looking for meaning in a meaningless world. After all, the greatest joke in life is always on you...This NA novel is a journey of discovery that all young adults can associate with.-funny, tragic, thoughtful and insightful, it’s contemporary fiction with a real sense of soul.-Perfect for young adults looking for something a little deeper, but still packed with laughs along the way.-A fantastic piece of fascinating contemporary fiction, and a fresh new voice for the young adults' audience.

A day in the Life of Nea is filled with events, big and small and through those also a variety of feelings. This book covers a day in a life of a 3-year-old and her little brother, Mom and Dad and the feelings that were experienced during that day. There are both photographs and illustrations. The story itself is in rhyme and describes events and feelings in an open way, so that there is still room for imagination. This book is meant to be a shared dialogical reading experience among adults and children. It can be used as a stand-alone picture book for parents to enjoy with their child, as a teaching tool, as well as a therapeutic tool.