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Books with title I Want to Be

  • I Want to Be...

    Thomas Kingsley Troupe, Stephanie Boey, Christina Ann Rodriguez, Christina Suzanne Wald

    Hardcover (Picture Window Books, Aug. 1, 2015)
    Hasn't every child wished to be an animal? Within these pages, a child can do just that. Cleverly written text shows readers what life is like from an animal's perspective. The titles align with the Next Generation Science Standards and allow for a learning experience that is not only unique―it's fun!
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  • I Want to Be

    Tony Ross

    Hardcover (Andersen Press Ltd, May 6, 1993)
    Now that she has mastered the use of her potty, the little princess decides it is time to grow up - but she isn't sure how. Everyone gives her lots of advice, but eventually she realizes that she must decide. Her decision is unexpected but her brother soon puts it into perspective.
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  • I Want to be Me

    Nicky Bright

    (Matador, Oct. 2, 2018)
    Bullying, including cyber bullying, is an increasing problem among young people and can have a devastating effect on them, as they are generally unprepared for it. Little suitable material is available, however, to help them gain a better understanding of bullying, and most especially, of ways of dealing with it. This book explores the issue of bullying through the experiences of a thirteen-year-old girl who is targeted at school because she is different.The story, which centres around the young girl’s involvement in a contest between opposing groups of musicians, emphasizes the importance of being yourself and of being confident about your own identity, whatever that is. Moreover, the relationships in the story and the way in which they are developed highlight the importance of good communication between family and friends and the value of their support.Intended for the pre-adolescent reader (9-14 years), the book presents an interesting narrative with a mix of drama and humour. It would provide teachers and educators, as well as parents, with a useful resource for discussing the subject of bullying with their children.
  • I Want to Be

    Dan Heck, Tech Girls Are Superheroes, Costa Kassab

    Paperback (Like a Photon Creative Pty, July 12, 2018)
    I Want To Be gives an overview of our favourite tech heroes as we follow them on the many adventures they go on.I Want to Be is part of a series produced in collaboration with Tech Girls are Superheroes.