Books with title New Neighbors

Enjoy a day with Luna as she “interviews” children in her neighborhood on her way to select children who like to play like Luna does. During the reading, young children—6 months to 5 years old—will smile, laugh, and discover how special doggies really are. Bill Harris uses his experience of reading books to his grandchildren—combines it with his passion for teaching and his desire to entertain. The end result being a potential big hit for your child.

Hello there, kiddos. Thomas Jefferson Crow coming at you from my beautiful neighborhood called Puget Sound Overlook. My street, Nisqually Drive, is the home for all my friends and the setting for the three-plus-one thrilling, inspiring stories yours truly will personally share. So get all comfy and be ready to meet the most special and heroic group of friends Im proud to call my neighbors. Oh, one more thing. You might be wondering why I added one more tale to the trilogy. See, humans believe most bad things happen in threes. So to avoid bad luck, I added one more. Humans!

Asian Lew moves into a new neighborhood and makes friends with Caucasian Sue. The two do ordinary things available to most children as they become acquainted. Focus on primary colors and rhyming words make it appealing to preschool-age children as well as those learning to read. Demonstrates children of differing ethnicities have similar needs and desires.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. The new neighbors are instantly suspicious because they come and go at odd hours. Stranger still are the weird noises and bright lights coming from their backyard in the middle of the night. What's going on? Marlon and his buddies set out to investigate and end up in a heap of trouble when they walk through the unlocked front door.