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Books with title A Little Boy Lost

  • Little Bird Lost

    Steve Larkinson, Kate Larkinson

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Oct. 1, 2013)
    ***** Winner of the 2015 Literary Classics Gold Book Award ***** ***** Winner of the 2016 Readers' Favorite Silver Book Award ***** One of the baby birds seems to be missing. His greedy siblings have pushed him out of view! A tale of sibling rivalry and their parents love for ALL their offspring. The series of real-life photographs accompanied by the simple rhyming tale provide a rare opportunity of a 'birds-eye' view into the nest. The reading content is aimed at 3-5 year-olds, but the photographs and the story that they tell will fascinate all age groups. The length and content make it a perfect bedtime story, a great start for beginner readers and a superb study of the natural world that demonstrates how care and compassion persists amongst even the tiniest of creatures. Steve spotted this family of swallows in the eaves of a small bakery in south-west France and this delightful story unfolded as he photographed them. Kate added the words in rhyming couplets and created the book. This book was inspired by the birds themselves and by a chapter in Spontaneous Evolution by Bruce Lipton about Darwin's theory of the survival of the fittest. Available in paperback and kindle books. The Lexile measure is 380.
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  • Little Boy Lost

    W. H. Hudson

    Hardcover (Ams Pr Inc, June 1, 1968)
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  • Little Boy and Brownie: Little Boy Lost

    Melissa Money

    language (, June 10, 2015)
    Join Little Boy and Brownie on their first adventure into the big, wide world!The proceeds from the Little Boy and Brownie books help feed and shelter animals in need.
  • Little Boy, Little Boy

    Elizabeth Armstrong, Jeanne Conway

    Hardcover (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc., April 1, 2019)
    Little Boy, Little Boy is a mother's reminiscences about the childhood and teenage years of her son. She remembers all the good times and the escapades he had growing up. She mourns yet rejoices she will see him again when she joins him at Home. Anyone who has lost a son will treasure this book.
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  • Little Lost Cowboy

    Simon Puttock

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, USA, Nov. 3, 2005)
    Poor Little Lost Cowboy. He's strayed away from his mummy, and can't find her anywhere. At last he meets a toad who gives him some very sound advice - stay put, and your mummy will find you.
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  • Little Lion Lost!

    None

    Hardcover (Back Pack Books, March 11, 2007)
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  • Big Boy, Little Boy

    Betty Jo Stanovich, Virginia Wright-Frierson

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Sept. 1, 1984)
    A four-year-old who is newly independent gets Grandma to help him remember when he was a "little boy."
  • Little Bear Lost

    Jane Hissey

    Hardcover (Philomel, Sept. 16, 1992)
    Old Bear and the other toys play hide-and-seek but no one can find Little Bear.
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  • Little Boy Go

    Liza Dora

    Hardcover (Liza Dora, June 15, 2020)
    A little book for little boys and all the ones who love them.Little Boy Go is a sweet and silly children's picture book chronicling the early years of childhood and the special bond between a mother and son. From crawling to kindergarten, we watch a young boy grow and change in the eyes of his mother. The last page a stirring reminder that of all the emotions of parenthood-love is still the strongest.
  • Little Lost Bat

    Sandra Markle, Alan Marks

    Hardcover (Charlesbridge Publishing, June 1, 2006)
    What happens to a baby Mexican free-tailed bat whose mother doesn't return from her daily hunting trip? A tender story of sorrow and hope for one little lost bat.
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  • Little Bear Lost

    Jane Hissey

    Paperback (Red Fox, March 15, 1994)
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  • Little Boost

    Julie Gassman, Christianne C. Jones, Jessica Mikhail, Beth Bracken, Richard Watson, Christine Battuz, Juana Martinez-Neal, Jennifer A. Bell, Sarah Horne, Charlotte Cooke, Elina Ellis, Sofia Cardoso

    Library Binding (Picture Window Books, Jan. 1, 2018)
    Little Boost books tackle early life lessons in a funny and relatable manner. From learning to share to telling lies, life isn't easy. These picture books include many teachable moments, which are important elements in children's books. Caregivers will be able to engage young children with entertaining stories while introducing and instilling important life skills. These books are sure to give everyone a little boost!
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