Books with title home sweet home, good-bye

Ruby the ladybug needs to find a new home, but where will she live? Her friends try to help, but busy beehives and sticky spider webs don't seem to suit her. Then she finds her perfect home--a spotted toadstool! Children will love this vibrantly illustrated pop-up, featuring lovable characters, engaging rhymes, and the sparkling surprise at the end.

Busy bees and stately trees. Tiny snails and great white whales. All creatures large and small share the same majestic home -- our beloved Earth.Envoking a heartwarming sense of family and belonging, Jean Marzollo's serene, lyrical tribute, accompanied by Ashly Wolff's lush illustrations, celebrates the natural world with graceful simplicity.From the tiniest worker ant to the giant whales deep in the ocean, everything on Earth has a place to call home. Jean Marzollo’s beautiful poem celebrates the universal love of family and belonging, with a graceful simplicity. Lushly detailed, vibrant oil paintings by Ashley Wolff make the familiar places—deep water streams, sweet clover fields, cozy homes—sparkle with newness, inviting a fresh, wondrous look at the world around us. An Alternate Selection of the Children’s Book-of-the-Month Club

These large format pop-up books feature the BeetleBugz - a cast of friendly bright bugs! Bill Bolton's computer generated art in combination with big and bold popups, really bring the little creatures jumping off the page. Join Zed who's looking for a friend to play with in Buzz Off. I'm Busy. Follow Pip the caterpillar's efforts to find out what he'll be like when he's older in When I'm Big and then join Ruby the ladybird as she looks for a new home in Home Sweet Home.

Home sweet homeAre you looking for a children's book that is highly entertaining and will encourage your child to communicate confidently and logically? Did you know that good thing can happen out of the most unlikely of situations? Meet the BloomsMeet Timothy Bloom. He is eight years old, full of curiosity, constantly thinking and always asking questions.Meet Timothy’s mother, Mrs Bloom, she does her best to answer Timothy’s questions and help him navigate through the mysteries and challenges of life.Meet Timothy’s dad, Mr Bloom, he does his best to help and guide Timothy just as Timothy’s mother does, but in his own special way.Timothy questions why different people have different types of homes. Timothy’s mum helps him to understand that there are different types of homes because people have different ideas about what makes a comfortable and appropriate home. Timothy’s mum uses the example of animals having different needs for different nests. Timothy then realises that as long as your home has your family in it and they take care of you, it is all right for you.Follow the adventures of Timothy. This is an excellent read for early and beginning readers. Each story contains an important moral and lesson. With cute and bright illustrations for younger readers, questions and fun ideas.These stories are great for quick bedtime stories and to be read aloud with friends and family!•Excellent for encouraging early and beginning readers•Great for reading aloud with friends and family•Fun short stories that are great for a quick bedtime storyThis book is particularly great for travelling, waiting rooms, and being read aloud at home.Activities included encouraging your child to think and make choices.Puzzles and questions to encourage and help you to support your child.Suggestions and tips section to prompt discussions and help to stimulate your child's thinking, learning and educational development.

I originally wrote this story in 2007 after living for nearly a decade in the heavily crime ridden and gang infested MacArthur Park neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles. Two girls who had spent their lives in the pristine suburbs of the midwest and southwest, my 67 year old mother and I made a comfortable and idyllic home in this most unlikely community. I wrote this piece to originally to capture this moment in time. It was first published, and was one of the most often viewed and commented on stories, on a blog that I no longer write. I hope you enjoy this short piece and I would be very grateful if, after reading it, you would be kind enough to leave a fair and honest review.

Busy bees and stately trees. Tiny snails and great white whales. All creatures large and small share the same majestic home -- our beloved Earth.Envoking a heartwarming sense of family and belonging, Jean Marzollo's serene, lyrical tribute, accompanied by Ashly Wolff's lush illustrations, celebrates the natural world with graceful simplicity.From the tiniest worker ant to the giant whales deep in the ocean, everything on Earth has a place to call home. Jean Marzollo’s beautiful poem celebrates the universal love of family and belonging, with a graceful simplicity. Lushly detailed, vibrant oil paintings by Ashley Wolff make the familiar places—deep water streams, sweet clover fields, cozy homes—sparkle with newness, inviting a fresh, wondrous look at the world around us. An Alternate Selection of the Children’s Book-of-the-Month Club

Want to create fun, easy, and colorful 3D objects on your computer? Then you' ll LOVE Google SketchUp! In no time at all, this first book of the ModelMetricks Basics series will show you how to model a bunch of different houses, complete with windows, chimneys, and roofs. In the last chapter, you'll get to "paint" your house using cool colors and textures. No experience necessary! For ages 8 - 15.