Books with title Tippu's Birthday Party

The Birthday Party (The Cow Shed Gang series of books)Beautifully illustrated.The Cow Shed Gang is a small group of animals - each with their own personality – Beryl the cow, Delilah the sheep, Snooky the duck, Groucho the pig, Monty the donkey, and Archie the mouse. Join these happy, lovable, talking creatures on their adventures. In “The Birthday Party”, the animals prepare for a birthday celebration in their own special way. The build up to the party is not without problems, but the end result if fun for everyone.The Cow Shed Gang stories make a relaxing bedtime story for your child, but they can also have an altogether different use during the daytime by promoting the learning of colors, numbers, animals, etc. They’re also great for making a boring plane, train, or car journey more enjoyable by reading the stories to your children while you’re traveling.The Cow Shed Gang stories are ideal for bed time, learning time, chill time, traveling, vacations, etc. Perfect for making a journey pass quicker. Great for fun learning and family interaction. Suitable for reading to children aged up to 6 or 7 years.Reading to a child is a rewarding experience for both the child and the storyteller and helps to build a strong family bond.

Janey and Tommy plan a surprise birthday party for Mother. Here is the sure-fire appeal of secrets and surprises. But there is something more for young readers -- the wholesome opportunity to identify with children like themselves who are in control of the situation. It is their secret and their surprise. This book has been carefully written to keep the young reader's interest high. It is written in a simple, open style, with a strong rhythm that adds enjoyment both to reading aloud and silent reading. There is a very high percentage of words repeated. It is this skillful repetition which helps the child to read independently. Seeing words again and again, he "practices" the vocabulary he knows, and learns with ease the words that are new. Only 214 different words have been used, with plurals and root words counted once.

I.Flora Lee’s birthday came in July. Her mother wished very much to celebrate the occasion in a proper manner. Flora was a good girl, and her parents were always glad to do any thing they could to please her, and to increase her[Pg 8] happiness.They were very indulgent parents, and as they had plenty of money, they could afford to pay well for a “good time.” Yet they were not weak and silly in their indulgence. As much as they loved their little daughter, they did not give her pies and cakes to eat when they thought such articles would hurt her.They did not let her lie in[Pg 9] bed till noon because they loved her, or permit her to do any thing that would injure her, either in body or mind. Flora always went to church, and to the Sunday school, and never cried to stay at home. If she had cried, it would have made no difference, for her father and mother meant to have her do right, whether she liked it or not.But Flora gave them very[Pg 10] little trouble about such matters. Her parents knew best what was good for her, and she was willing in all things to obey them. It was for this reason that they were so anxious to please her, even at the expense of a great deal of time and money.The birthday of Flora came on Wednesday, and school did not keep in the afternoon. All the children, therefore, could[Pg 11] attend the party which they intended to give in honor of the day.About a week before the time, Mrs. Lee told Flora she might have the party, and wanted her to make out a list of all the children whom she wished to invite.“I want to ask all the children in Riverdale,” said Flora, promptly.“Not all, I think,” replied[Pg 12] Mrs. Lee.

It's Felicity's 6th Birthday and she and Bernard Bear her loyal friend and teddy plan a special tea party. They invite Bubby Bear, Gertie Goose, Rex Rabbit, and Sophia Sheep to their party. What will each guest bring for Felicity special day? This book will delight young and old. It has many colorful and vibrant illustrations and is focused on teaching young children the value and beauty of sharing themselves with others.