Books with title When I Grow Up, I Want to Be a Rabbit

A Pirate's life seen though the eyes of kids who declare all the many reasons why they want to be a Pirate when they grow up. Within these beautiful and colorful pages is the perfect bed time story for dreamy toddlers who are ready to have one last adventure before saying goodnight. Fun poetic words with imaginary images tells a story of all the cool things about being a Pirate. ARRRR!

“And little Johnny, what do you want to be when you grow up?” Every morning, Johnny wakes up with a brand spanking new idea.This is a question that the big people, those older than you, your parents, your aunts, your teachers and neighbors always ask…maybe you don’t like this question and maybe you have no idea what to do and that is fine, you’re young and it is completely normal to have no idea and saying “I don’t know” is perfectly okay. You may change your mind a million times before you go to college or you may know that you want to be a doctor from the very beginning which is really cool!Join Johnny on his journey to figure out what he really wants to be when he grows up and why. You just might find out what you want to be when you grow up!

-- 'When I Grow Up What Will I Be?' Is something many kids think about.--Michali Mazor, the 15-year-old author of "When I Grow Up", shares her own musings of childhood as she describes in adorable rhymes and lovely illustrations the many professions (and adventures) she contemplated. “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up” inspires kids to embrace possibilities and anticipate the future with a positive ‘Yes I Can’ attitude. But while Michali encourages kids to dream about the future and think of the many options available to them she also reminds them to celebrate who they are today.It is important to encourage children to dream and have ambitions. As well, it is wonderful to inspire children's imagination. But never should kids (or their parents) forget to enjoy and appreciate what and who they are right now!LOOK FOR "WHEN I GROW UP: BOOK 2" and read about Joey's dreams about the future.

PLEASE READ THIS FIRST: A bunch of militant Vegans spammed us with their self-righteous hate. So don't even bother reading the reviews unless you enjoy propaganda. Apparently wanting to teach kids where food comes from gives angry Vegans the right to call us every name in the book. I get it, the meat industry isn't perfect, but there are also a lot of good farmers out there that treat animals with the respect they deserve. For you Vegans out there: You can hate our book, but not if you haven't read it. Or at least don't review it. If you do, we will eat and film people eating bacon for every unverified review. Please watch the link below to know we are serious.youtube.com/watch?v=E-AFH6qcC3EBefore the army of hungry Vegans got here we had 31 Five Star Reviews and 2 four stars reviews. Below is a description of the book. And to all the Vegans out there, please try not to be so mean. Thank you.A children's book about BACON!!! Melvin is a pig who wants to become bacon when he grows up. Some might think that's strange, but not Melvin. He understands what that means and he's eager to tell you why. Full of humor and vibrant illustrations, this book is sure to give young and old readers a laugh. This story is great for introducing where food comes from and it's also a fun reading experience. In the end, bacon makes everything better.

What I want to be when I grow up : A LawyerThis book are summarizes the short guidelines for the children aged 5-8 that will grow into a career, create a little inspiration, dreams into their hearts,if they want to be, they have to do what their think, learn how to become a dream career.Download this book, If these careers suite to the preferences of your children

The story of one little boy and his big imagination..."Such a great story for kids! It reminds me of something my daughter would love, she's just getting into monsters and that makes mommy very proud!"-Melissa Lason, author of MAYAN BLUE"I loved this! A great introduction to horror for kids, I'd definitely read it to my little monsters at home!"-Michelle Garza, author of ISOLATION and VENGEANCE