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Books in My First Book Of ... Series series

  • My First Book MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

    Sophie Helenek, Award Winner

    Board book (Nursery Books, )
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  • First Book of Art: With Lots of Projects to Do

    Rosie Dickins

    Spiral-bound (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2008)
    Encourages children to ask questions about art's content and creators by presenting images from around the world and through the ages, and offers art-related activities that demonstrate different themes and concepts.
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  • My First Book of Learning

    Joanna Bicknell

    Board book (Make Believe Ideas, Dec. 31, 2009)
    A bright, photographic, tabbed first learning book to entertain and engage little minds and hands.My First Book of Learning is a brilliant new tabbedboard book featuring beautiful, bright photography of little ones’first words and concepts. Each tabbed spread focuses on a differenttheme, including: first words, counting, colors, shapes, and animals.Colorful pictures and simple labels clearly present first words andconcepts to entertain and engage. The sturdy tabbed pages are ideal for baby tohandle, making this the perfect first learning book for adults and youngchildren to share.
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  • My First Book of Ocean Life

    Ticktock

    Paperback (Ticktock Books, LTD, Nov. 1, 2008)
    This fun book for 5+ years is crammed with photos and illustrations, and brings you face-to-face with ocean creatures from all around the world. It's packed with facts about where they live,what they eat, and how they grow and survive.Other titles in this series include: Farm Animals, Animal Babies, Mammals, Dinosaurs, Machines, Reptiles & Amphibians & Bugs & Spiders..
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  • The Book of Fall

    Agnese Baruzzi

    Board book (White Star Kids, Oct. 2, 2018)
    Introduce children to autumn’s bounty with this captivating mini-book! What is fall? The wind rises and we get brightly colored leaves on the trees, pumpkins ready for harvest, mushrooms to gather, and fruits like the pomegranate to eat. Each colorful and evocative page features an object, sensation, or experience associated with autumn.
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  • Astronomy: From Copernicus to the Space Telescope

    Christopher Lampton

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, April 1, 1987)
    Surveys the history of discoveries and theories in astronomy and the sciences responsible for them, from Aristotle and Copernicus to Einstein
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  • My First Book of Things That Go

    Joanna Bicknell

    Board book (Make Believe Ideas, Jan. 8, 2012)
    A wonderfully engaging photographic series of first learning books!My First Book Of is a bright series of picture books designed to help little ones with their first words. My First Book of Things That Go looks at all of the different ways people might travel. The bright and engaging photography will help little ones recognize real-life objects and encourage early learning in a fun way.
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  • The Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria

    Dennis B. Fradin

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Oct. 1, 1991)
    A biography of Christopher Columbus, focusing on his voyage to America aboard the three famous ships
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  • My First Book of Knots

    Berndt Sundsten, Jan Jäger

    Hardcover (Skyhorse Publishing, June 23, 2009)
    A beginner's full-color, step-by-step illustrated guide to tying more than fifty useful knots.What is more memorable than a child first learning to tie his shoes? Or wrapping his first Christmas presents? Knots aren't easy to learn, but they are very helpful—whether you are five years old, ten years old, or even fifty years old. Here is a children's picture book that will help parent and child learn together. In My First Book of Knots, you'll learn how to tie knots you can use in fishing, camping, ranching, farming, and more. You'll learn how Santa Claus ties up his sack full of presents and how to tie a knot that will make it easy to carry heavy objects. Every step of each knot is drawn out for you and includes clearly written instructions. After you read this book, you can save the day with a square knot and wow your friends with a double figure eight bend. 28 color illustrations
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  • My First Book of Numbers

    Emma Hill

    Board book (Firefly Books, Jan. 16, 2014)
    My First Book of Numbers is a cheerful way to introduce toddlers to the numbers 1 to 12. Each page features three elements: the printed number, the object or animal, and the description in large letters: one fluffy chick two striped socks three eggs in a nest four wooden cars five rubber ducks six toy soldiers seven Russian dolls eight shiny balloons nine tasty apples ten twinkling stars eleven bright buttons twelve bunny rabbits. The brightly illustrated, sturdy board books in the My First Book... series (My First Book of Animals, My First Book of Colors, My First Book of Numbers) are designed for the youngest toddlers who are exploring the world from their most comfortable seat -- the floor. Young children can easily open and turn the board pages and then discover that the pages unfold accordion-style into a 42-inch long display. Each book features 12 engaging color photographs in a clutter-free design, making identification easy for a toddler.
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  • Star Wars

    Christopher Lampton

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, April 1, 1987)
    Describes the satellites and lasers to be used in the Strategic Defense Iniative and explains how they function. Also discusses the controversy surrounding space weapons research.
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  • My First Doll Book: Hand Sewing

    Winky Cherry

    Paperback (Palmer/Pletsch Publishing, Sept. 1, 2011)
    This third book in the My First Sewing Book series applies the lessons of the first two books (My First Sewing Book and My First Embroidery Book) to doll making, using easy-to-follow directions written in rhyme. Using basic sewing stitches, children hand sew a felt doll, embroider a face, add yarn hair, and make doll clothes. The My First Doll Book kit includes two sets of doll shapes precut from quality felt, crochet thread, and yarn for hair.Winky Cherry's unique My First Sewing Book program teaches young children not only sewing skills, but life skills: responsibility, commitment, focus, patience, coordination, organization, and how to follow rules, all through the enjoyment of sewing. In six books, levels progress from simple hand sewing, embroidery, and doll making, to machine sewing, patchwork, and quilting. The three hand sewing books feature clever rhyming instructions for children as young as 5. The three machine sewing books are for children ages 7 and older. All six titles have simple, clearly-illustrated instructions. Each book builds on the previous books, and each book can stand alone.
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