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Good morning, Mr. Sun,

John Polgreen

Hardcover (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, March 15, 1963)

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Good Morning Sunshine: A Grandpa Story

Sharon Mckenna

Hardcover (Red Cygnet Press, Inc., Sept. 4, 2006)

This lovely, touching story tells of a special bond between a young girl and her grandpa. No matter how bad or sad she feels, her grandpa seems to know just how to make everything right.

A beautiful collection of prayers, poems, and songs teaches children to respect the faiths of others who may be of different ethnic backgrounds or come from different places, and demonstrates how much we are alike. Original.

Good Morning

Lucinda Jacob

Paperback (Poolbeg Pr Ltd, Jan. 1, 1998)

Morning is a busy time for Sally and Patrick (and for the cats too) as they get up and get ready for the day.

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Good Morning God

Christine Harder Tangvald

Paperback (David C Cook, June 1, 1993)

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Good Morning Sam

Marie-Louise Gay

Paperback (Gardners Books, Sept. 30, 2004)

This title, for pre-schoolers, is about independence, collaboration, and a playful relationship between brother and sister (and their little dog). Sam can get dressed all by himself in the morning - well, almost by himself, after a few mishaps and tricks, and with a little help from his older sister.

Good Morning

Anne S. A. Millard

Board book (Dorling Kindersley Child's P/B, Aug. 1, 2002)

Baby's World is a new range of photographic novelty books designed just for babies in a range of formats. This shaped board book follows babies as they wake-up.

Good Morning, Sam

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Unknown Binding (Pgw, Jan. 24, 2003)

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The Morning Sunshine

Guo Guo (蝈蝈）

eBook

The Morning Sunshine is one of GuoGuo Chinese Reading series for children. It introduces young readers one of basic Chinese characters “日” (the sun) and some other characters with “日”as their radical. Through reading, the children are able to explore the conventional sentence structures e.g., the sun shone down on the grass. The little rabbit happily said, “Hello Sun!” Also, the book uses visual cues, English language and Pinyin to help children understand vocabulary related to this topic, e.g., sunlight, garden, river, fish, little boy, squirrel.The interesting pictures also allow young readers to make connections to their own experiences and develop their imagination. Learning Chinese is a long journey. I hope that the young readers enjoy learning Chinese language from this book.GuoGuo