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Let's celebrate!
Timea Fülöp
language (, Oct. 14, 2015)Niki & Jazmin's Let's celebrate! book has 2 stories:BIRTHDAY GIRLSNiki and Jazmin were counting how many sleeps till their birthday for a long time. Finally the long awaited day has arrived and on a nice December day Niki and Jazmin has turned 3…CARNIVALNiki and Jazmin were eagerly waiting for the carnival. Every day they came up with new ideas about what kind of costumes they will have. ..., a ballerina, a clown, a racoon, a princess, perhaps a cat... but out of the the dozen costumes which one they will wear at the carnival?
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Celebrating
Gwenyth Swain, Mangat Rai
Paperback (Milet Publishing, Jan. 1, 2000)These books take you around the world to find out what people celebrate: a winning game, holidays, or birthdays.
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Celebrate! BedTime
Sophia Day, Megan Johnson, Stephanie Strouse
eBook (MVP Kids Media, Aug. 6, 2018)Join our MVP Kids in Celebrate! BedTime as they learn about nightime routines that will help them stay healthy, go to bed more easily and sleep soundly. Follow the families of our MVP Kids as they prepare to go to sleep and say “goodnight” in their heritage languages.Helpful Teaching Tips included.
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Celebrate Arizona!
Joan Sandin
Hardcover (Rio Chico an imprint of Rio Nuevo, Feb. 14, 2012)On February 14, 1912, Arizona became the forty-eighth state in the union. In this unique cross between a picture book and a graphic novel layout, you will experience Arizona's history come to life. Celebrate along with Arizona's fascinating cast of characters as if you were there one hundred years ago, waving flags, marveling over fireworks, or parading through the streets.The back is filled with interesting historical tidbits. Did you know that Arizona was almost named Montezuma? Perfect for Arizona's centennial!
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Celebrate Smiles
Pia J. Raymond, Eden Marryshow
Paperback (Creating Legacies, Dec. 21, 2013)Celebrate Smiles is an endearing dialogue of one little girl's birthday surprise. This tale teaches self esteem, love and thankfulness, while celebrating the power of smiles. A reflective book for children and adults alike, Celebrate Smiles is an empowering addition to any library.
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Let's Celebrate!
Sally Huss
Paperback (Sally Huss Inc., Oct. 25, 2016)We all like days to celebrate. But, why do we like them so much?Is it only the cake, the ice cream, or the presents? Or, is it a day to honor and celebrate something, a day to have fun, to be especially happy, and to share wishes like “Happy Birthday,” “Happy Easter,” “Happy Holidays,” “Happy St. Patrick’s Day?” If so, why not have a “Happy” day every day? For kids, this sets the imagination stirring. How about “Happy First Day of School,” “Happy Clean My Room Day,” “Happy Learn Something New Day,” “Happy New Friend Day,” Happy Old Friend Day?” Any excuse will do to start every day right by proclaiming it “Happy.”All in rhyme with over 35 delightful illustrations.
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Celebrate Life
Paula Puchala Timpson
Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 28, 2018)Alena and her family gather in Guatemala to honor Grandma Evita in heaven on Day of the DeadThey celebrate her life flying big homemade kites they make to feel her Spirit
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Celebrating
Gwenyth Swain
Library Binding (Carolrhoda Books, Feb. 1, 1999)Explores the importance of celebrating to people all over the world.
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Celebrating
Gwenyth Swain, Kanai Datta
Paperback (Milet Publishing, Jan. 1, 2000)These books take you around the world to find out what people celebrate: a winning game, holidays, or birthdays.
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Let's Celebrate
Gavriel Goldman
Paperback (Behrman House, Oct. 1, 1996)None
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Celebrate Diwali
Carol Plum-Ucci
Library Binding (Enslow Pub Inc, Aug. 1, 2007)Introduces the five-day celebration of Diwali, known as the "Holiday of Lights," which is often considered the most important festival to people of the Hindu faith, and how it is celebrated all over the world.
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Celebrate Ramadan
Laura S. Jeffrey
Library Binding (Enslow Pub Inc, May 1, 2007)Discusses the significance of Ramadan, a month-long observance celebrated in the Islamic faith.
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