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I'm 3! Look What I Can Do
Maria Carluccio
Hardcover (Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), Aug. 17, 2010)From waking up in the morning to getting ready for bed and kissing good night, the day is full of first accomplishments for a young brother and sister. These three year-olds can eat with a fork and spoon; put away their toys; and get dressed--all by themselves. Cheerful illustrations follow these energetic twins through a day of many important milestones.
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Look What Tails Can Do
D M SOUZA
Paperback (LERNER, March 1, 2008)None
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Look What I Can Do!
Nancy Viau, Anna Vojtech
eBook (Abrams Books for Young Readers, April 15, 2013)Things get easier every day. Just watch what I can do today! This affirming story celebrates how baby animals in the forest accomplish goals, whether it's a baby bear finding food, a young spider spinning a web, or a small bird flying from the nest for the first time. The tender, rhyming text compares these achievements to those of a child who is learning to ride his bike or catch a ball. The perfect story to encourage young readers to try new things or keep the faith when faced with challenges, Look What I Can Do! honors the important milestones that children achieve each day.
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Look What We Can Do!
Brittany Adkins, Kristen Bell
Hardcover (Christian Faith Publishing, Inc, Oct. 25, 2016)"Look What We Can Do!" is a light-hearted tale of Nolan, a little boy, and Teddy, his best friend, as they cruise around on Nolan's new power wheelchair. These two adventurers find joy and humor in the world around them, despite the new obstacles they face.
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Look what I can do
José Aruego
Hardcover (Scribner, March 15, 1971)Two carabaos discover that being a copycat can lead to trouble.
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Look What I Can Do
Jose Aruego, Harcourt School Publishers
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, Feb. 28, 1988)"Look what I can do!" "I can do it too!" And so begins a lively contest between two water buffalo that ends up being a bigger adventure than either of them had imagined! This simple, nearly wordless picture book is one that the very youngest children will be eager to "read" all by themselves.
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Look What I Can Do!
Leo Timmers
Hardcover (Clavis Publishing, Dec. 1, 2008)Toddlers will delight in the imaginative movements of Jacky the mole's bulldozer and Bruno the elephant's fire truck in this colorful pop-up book that showcases the amazing things that cars and trucks can do.
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Look Look What I Can Do
Kate Harrison
Paperback (Harcourt Brace, June 1, 1986)Book by Kate Harrison
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Look What I Can Do
C & L ANHOLT
Hardcover (Egmont Childrens Books, July 24, 1998)Everyone can do something is the message of this picture book. Here are lots of things we can do: running, jumping, playing and eating - even flying a kite!
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Look What I Can Do!
Catherine Anholt, Laurence Anholt
Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, July 24, 1998)Everyone can do something is the message of this picture book. Here are lots of things we can do: running, jumping, playing and eating - even flying a kite!
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Look What I Can Move!
Leo Timmers
Hardcover (Clavis Publishing, Dec. 1, 2008)Toddlers will delight in the imaginative objects that William the Mouse's crane and Gino the Penguin's truck carry in this colorful pop-up book that showcases the amazing things that cars and trucks can move.
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Look What I Can Do
Jose Aruego, Leslie Morrill
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Feb. 28, 1988)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Two carabaos discover that being a copycat can lead to trouble.
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