Books with title I Want to Be a Farmer

The I Want to Be... series gives young children a realistic insight into the working day of adults. Easy-to-read captions and color photographs of women and men from different cultures help children understand what's involved in each occupation. Young readers learn to respect the importance of doing a job well and appreciate the contributions these workers make to our life and the world around us. These books are perfect for reading alone or in group story times. They are certain to spark questions and encourage dialogue and prompt children to learn more about these occupations.

Nelson a seagull wants to be famous. He travels to Cuba by mistake on a ship and has a wonderful time learning life skills and many lessons in Havana. He meets interesting people and has an adventure experiencing the Cuban culture. He solves a mystery as he saves a painting of Papa the famous Ernest Hemmingway. Being famous is not as easy as it seams.

A little girl wants to dress up as a monster for Halloween, but Mom wants her to be something cute and pretty. Can Mom convince her, or will the little girl become the monster she imagines?A silly rhyming picture book about choosing a Trick-or-Treat costume."Halloween is coming. It's time for Trick-or-Treat.You're going to need a costume, something really sweet.I want to be a monster.How about a princess, dressed in a fancy gown?You would look so pretty and you could wear a crown.I want to be a monster."

See how Jessie becomes a Farmer! In this story Jessie wants to be a farmer. She daydreams about what they do on a farm, what they wear, and how the corn in the fields is planted and harvested. There is so much to do on this farm and it is a lot of work, but that is okay because it is all worth it. At the end of the day she looks back with a smile on her face and thinks about all that she has accomplished.

The I Want to Be... series provides young readers with some exciting opportunities to think... an attractive choice for beginning readers ... Recommended. -- Library Media Connection The I Want to Be... series gives young children a realistic insight into the working day of adults. Easy-to-read captions and color photographs of men and women from different cultures help children understand what's involved in each occupation. Young readers learn all about what it takes to do an interesting job well. Along the way, they appreciate the contributions these workers make to our lives and the world around us. Being a soldier is a challenging job, but there are many rewards. Like the other books in this series, I Want to Be a Soldier helps children understand the importance of doing a job well. Filled with real-life photos and informative captions I Want to Be a Soldier introduces young readers to life in the military. It includes information on recruitment, enlistment, training, and the different branches of the armed forces. As well, young readers are introduced to peacekeeping work, the role of cadets, and the equipment involved in military missions. They will learn how people train to become officers, find out about the different jobs a soldier does in both peacetime and war, observe a swearing-in ceremony, and visit academies such as West Point and the United States Naval Academy. A checklist summarizes the qualities of a good soldier.

I Want to Be a Chef leads budding cooks on an exciting tour of the many career opportunities in the culinary arts. Engaging photographs by some of the country’s leading photojournalists and a fascinating text written by Washington Post columnist Catherine O’Neill Grace document students at cooking schools throughout the United States, chefs at work in famous restaurants, well-known cooks from the past and present, and delicious dishes from around the world. This book includes a listing of useful resources and will help young cooks get their culinary careers off to a tantalizing start.

I Want to Be a Chef is packed with recipes for breakfast, lunchtime and dinner, with plenty of healthy snacks and sweet treats, too. There are clear step-by-step photographs to teach budding chefs basic techniques and there's information on the rules of the kitchen, nutrition, and health and safety advice when handling food. This colourful collection of easy, yet sophisticated recipes will have young cooks mixing, chopping, rolling out, whisking, baking and stir-frying their way to a lifetime of successful results in the kitchen. Learning to cook opens the way to a lifetime of happy experiences. Start cooking for family and friends and you'll quickly realise what a very rewarding thing it is to do. All titles in this series: I Want to Be a Chef I Want to Be a Chef - Baking I Want to Be a Chef - Around the World

'I Want to Be Fat' is not your average book. Author Johanna Clark pushes the envelope with her newest release and tackles the tough subject of weight. We hear about those who want to lose weight, but rarely do we speak about those who want to gain weight. Smart, sincere and very well written, "I Want To Be Fat" is a book that pre-teens and teens will find relative to their lives. The accompanying journal offers a place for their thoughts and ideas. This book makes a great addition to your young adult's library of books!

I Want to be a Teacher by Clara Greene, Illustrated by Vie Johnson, Children's Press, First Edition, 1957. This appears to have been a Library book at one time. The book is a light green cloth over boards with black and white designs and lettering on the covers and on the spine. The book is tight and square with nice crisp, colorful pages. The dust jacket has been placed in an archival, clear, Mylar jacket for further protection and preservation. Youngest children can enjoy reading about themselves in a classroom where a wise Miss Jones encourages them to search out information on their own. Here Mary, who wants to be a teacher, learns much about Miss Jones and her responsibilities and background for teaching. VERY CUTE!

More than 100 recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner will teach aspiring young chefs the techniques needed to cook their way to success Learning to cook opens the way to a lifetime of happy experiences. Once they start cooking for family and friends, young people will quickly realize what a very rewarding thing it is to do. This collection features recipes with which to start the day, such as Blueberry Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, and Ricotta Crumpets with Pear; dishes for lunchtime and snacks, such as Spinach and Feta Muffins, Potato and Pumpkin Soup, and Oven-Baked Chicken Nuggets; and such dinnertime options as Spinach and Ricotta Cannelloni, Tofu with Greens and Noodles, and Fishcakes. Delicious desserts include Ice Cream Brownie Sandwiches and Crazy Cupcakes. It offers clear step-by-step pictures helping cooks learn how to mix, roll out, slice, fold in, and chop their way to a successful result. Includes dual measurements.