Books with title Swallow the Leader

Follow me walking.Hop when I hop.Skip when I'm skipping.Stop when I stop.Follow the leader is fun! Who doesn't love to hop and skip and trot and squat and leap behind the leader? Who doesn't love to be the leader? Welcome to Erica Silverman's clever game. As one child follows another and longs for a turn to lead, readers will share all the joy of their exuberant play -- and its occasional frustration, too. G. Brian Karas's bold, brilliant pictures feature endearing boys who make the game truly enchanting.

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When her Southern school district is integrated in 1971, Amanda's nervous about what sixth grade will bring. But with her best friend Jackie at her side, she's ready for anything. But Jackie decides to go to a brand-new, private, all-white school, and Amanda must face public school alone. While she mourns the loss of Jackie's friendship, Amanda finds new friends, a challenging music teacher, and the courage to confront prejudice in Jackie and herself.

Follow the Leader gives a new spin to an old game and gets children thinking creatively. Readers will follow Sam through Edgebrook as he picks up his pals and entertains the gang with this timeless game. The kids use their imagination to change the rules and work together as they navigate through the neighborhood. The story is meant to inspire kids to play with their friends in their own backyard and get a new generation of children out to play. Project Play books were created to inspire families and neighborhoods to play backyard games that demand imagination and foster creativity so children can channel those skills into their adult lives. This same spirit of adventure and creative play is the foundation of all the stories and backyard games in the Project Play series.