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Books with title Watch Me

  • Watch Me

    Anne Mazer

    Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, )
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  • Watch Me

    Stacey Schuett

    Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, March 3, 1990)
    Follows a child's daily activities from wake-up to bedtime
  • Watch Me

    Norah McClintock

    Library Binding (Orca Book Publishers, Oct. 1, 2008)
    At first Kaz intends to help the old lady who's fallen in the park. But then he starts thinking about how he never gets what he wants. The next thing he knows, he's running away with her purse. The purse contains only five dollars and a battered watch. When Kaz learns who the old woman is and where the watch came from, he begins to understand consequences in a new way.
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  • Watch Me

    Cassandra Morris, Lauren Barnholdt

    Audio CD (Dreamscape Media, Feb. 8, 2011)
    She thinks she has nothing to hide… Ally has everything under control. She's about to move into a house full of strangers and have her life broadcast to the world, but as long as she still has her long-distance boyfriend, Corey, nothing can go wrong. Nothing, that is, until Ally starts spending time with her housemate Drew, the hot and sensitive guy who always seems to be around when she needs someone the most. As suspicions and lies start pulling Ally and Corey apart, she's not sure if she can trust anyone, not even herself. Ally is about to learn the hard way that life is what happens when everyone is looking, and it doesn't always capture her good side.
  • Me Watch TV

    Michael Hickman, Jinette Sityar

    Paperback (Pecan Tree Publishing, June 30, 2011)
    The world is one big adventure waiting to be explored. In Me Watch TV, author Michael Hickman challenges kids to explore the world in books, in music, in sports, in their kitchen and in their backyards. As a matter of fact, he dares them to explore the world anywhere but on TV.
  • Watch Me

    Anne Mazer

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  • Watch Me Go!

    Victor Blaine

    Paperback (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 20, 2015)
    For readers who are doing ollies on skateboards or bunny hops on scooters, this is the series for them. Learn about the parts of a bike, from the wheels to the chain. Delve into the history of roller skates and sleds. The text focuses on the fun aspect of these toys, while also portraying safety throughout the text and images. Get kids inspired to get on their feet and try something new, like riding a RipStick. • Nonfiction about an engaging subject matter that satisfies students’ need for complex informational text • Photographs show kids wearing helmets, encouraging safe riding • Focus on six diverse kinds of outdoor toys • Picture glossary and index familiarize young readers with the parts of a book
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  • Watch Me

    Lauren Barnholdt, Cassandra Morris

    Preloaded Digital Audio Player (Dreamscape Media Llc, May 15, 2011)
    When Ally Cavanaugh, a freshman at Syracuse University, gets picked to spend the year as part of a reality television show she soon learns that people are not always as they seem, and that love may not conquer all.
  • Watch Me

    Amani Gunawarda, Winda Mulyasari

    Paperback (Library for All, July 15, 2019)
    I can do a lot of things - watch me! This is a beautifully illustrated book for 4-8 year old readers. Proceeds from this sale benefit nonprofit organisation Library For All, helping children around the world learn to read.
  • Watch Me!

    Jenni Francis

    eBook
    When Claire finds a lump on her chest she can’t imagine how it got there. She decides she must have knocked into something. Anyway, there’s too much to do to worry about it. Her cousin Keri is coming to stay, there are the horse trekkers to deal with and three horses have gone missing. Keri and Mereana arrive to stay for a week, and find themselves involved in more than just helping out on the farm and riding horses. Neighbouring farms have been losing sheep and cattle and even a pig is targeted. Then Claire has to go to hospital. With Claire and her mum out of action, Keri and Mereana have to step in to help out, but before long it’s not just animals who are abducted.
  • Watch Me Go!

    Victor Blaine

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 20, 2015)
    For readers who are doing ollies on skateboards or bunny hops on scooters, this is the series for them. Learn about the parts of a bike, from the wheels to the chain. Delve into the history of roller skates and sleds. The text focuses on the fun aspect of these toys, while also portraying safety throughout the text and images. Get kids inspired to get on their feet and try something new, like riding a RipStick. • Nonfiction about an engaging subject matter that satisfies students’ need for complex informational text • Photographs show kids wearing helmets, encouraging safe riding • Focus on six diverse kinds of outdoor toys • Picture glossary and index familiarize young readers with the parts of a book
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  • Watch Me!

    Jenni Francis

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 23, 2017)
    When Claire finds a lump on her chest she can’t imagine how it got there. She decides she must have knocked into something. Anyway, there’s too much to do to worry about it. Her cousin Keri is coming to stay, there are the horse trekkers to deal with and three horses have gone missing. Keri and Mereana arrive to stay for a week, and find themselves involved in more than just helping out on the farm and riding horses. Neighbouring farms have been losing sheep and cattle and even a pig is targeted. Then Claire has to go to hospital. With Claire and her mum out of action, Keri and Mereana have to step in to help out, but before long it’s not just animals who are abducted.
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