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Books in We Both Read - Level 1-2 series

  • Amazing Eggs

    Fran Hodgkins, Wendy Smith

    Paperback (Treasure Bay Inc, June 1, 2011)
    Provides information on eggs, their parts, different types, and the eggs laid by different types of animals.
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  • Wild Animals of the United States

    Dev Ross, The Hautman Brothers

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, June 1, 2009)
    Featuring stunning art by the Hautman Brothers, this title provides a wonderful window into the beauty of the American wilderness and wildlife. Readers will learn about native animals and their habitats, including bears, moose, mountain lions, eagles, and many more.
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  • Can You Find?

    Sindy McKay, Matt Loveridge

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, Jan. 1, 2016)
    This book offers a lot of fun and humor as children learn to identify the letters in the alphabet and the sounds those letters make. Throughout the book children search for letters in the illustrations, along with various objects and animals that begin with the sound of that letter. By supporting the learning of letters and letter sounds, this book will help to build the beginning foundations for reading.
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  • How Many?

    D J Panec, Katherine Blackmore

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, Jan. 1, 2016)
    This book offers an opportunity for children to practice counting and identifying the numbers from 1 to 10. Throughout the book, questions invite children to count the number of certain items in each picture. Other questions encourage children to look carefully at each picture and make a guess or reach a conclusion about what is happening in the scene. As they develop their skills through this book, children will become better prepared for both reading and mathematics.
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  • Frank and the Giant

    Dev Ross, Larry Reinhart

    Hardcover (Treasure Bay, March 1, 2005)
    Frank, an adventurous little frog, is playing with his friends, when suddenly his ball flies off and bounces into the house of a giant! Frank's friends are too scared to help him get his ball back, so he sneaks into the huge house all by himself. Little Frank hopes he can find his ball before the big giant comes back!
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  • Lulu's Wild Party

    Paula Blankenship, Larry Reinhart

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, Jan. 1, 2009)
    In this We Both Read title, it's Lulu's birthday and all of her little bug friends have come over for her outdoor party. Despite a big rain storm that threatens to ruin the fun, Lulu helps all of her friends have a great time. The story shows how, with a little bit of humor and creativity, it's often possible to turn what looks like something unpleasant into something fun. In the story, Lulu really does turn "lemons into lemonade."
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  • About the Rain Forest

    Heather Johanasen, Sindy McKay

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, April 1, 2000)
    Explore the mystery of the tropical rainforest! Features beautiful photographs and captivating information about the diverse plant and animal life.
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  • Too Many Cats

    Sindy McKay, Meredith Johnson

    Paperback (Treasure Bay Inc, Oct. 1, 2003)
    Suzu hopes she will get a white cat for her birthday, but ends up with more than she bargained for in this story designed for shared reading.
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  • My Sitter Is a T-Rex!

    Paul Orshoski, Jeffrey Ebbeler

    Paperback (Treasure Bay Inc, June 1, 2011)
    Develops reading skills through games and a fictional story about a Tyrannosaurus rex who babysits a child for one night.
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  • The Frog Prince

    Sindy McKay, George Ulrich

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, Sept. 1, 2001)
    This delightful adaptation shows the meaning of true friendship and the importance of keeping promises.
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  • My Day

    Sindy McKay, Meredith Johnson

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, Oct. 1, 2002)
    Rare Book
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  • We All Sleep

    D J Panec, Gloria Lapuyade

    Paperback (Treasure Bay, June 1, 2009)
    This non-fiction book for very beginning readers uses a touch of humor as it shows how different animals sleep. From pigs to puppies to penguins, the book offers glimpses of animals as they live, play and sleep. In the end, the book even has the readers talking about falling asleep themselves! Rhymes and repeating text help make the reading fun and easy for the child.
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