Books with title What Do You Know?

“Please!” “Thank You!”“Excuse Me!”Teach our little ones simple basic responses through this engaging Q&A book that gives toddlers a head start on manners. The common straight-forward questions will engage them to answer in a nice way and boost their social skills.The reader starts by describing the words/actions on the left of the page (e.g. “What do you say when the phone rings?” or “What do you say when you answer the phone?”), and the child’s response is the words on the right of the page (e.g. “Hello, who’s speaking?”).Children will immediately respond to the colorful illustrations and be sure to look for letters, planets, shapes and other learning opportunities throughout the book! 22 pages of illustrations to create your own stories with your tots!Perfect for early readers! This manners book is also available in French (“Qu’Est-Ce Que Tu Dis?”) and Bahasa Indonesia (“Apa Yang Kamu Katakan?”).

“Please!” “Thank You!” “Excuse Me!” Teach our little ones simple basic responses through this engaging Q&A book that gives toddlers a head start on manners. The common straight-forward questions will engage them to answer in a nice way and boost their social skills.The reader starts by describing the words/actions on the left of the page (e.g. “What do you say when the phone rings?” or “What do you say when you answer the phone?”), and the child’s response is the words on the right of the page (e.g. “Hello, who’s speaking?”).Children will immediately respond to the colorful illustrations and be sure to look for letters, planets, shapes and other learning opportunities throughout the book! 22 pages of illustrations to create your own stories with your tots!Perfect for early readers! This manners book is also available in French (“Qu’Est-Ce Que Tu Dis?”) and Bahasa Indonesia (“Apa Yang Kamu Katakan?”).

Sometimes what you don’t know, can hurt you… Visiting New York was high up on Layla's bucket list. So imagine how thrilled she was when her dad shared the news that his new job required a move to the big city? A new adventure, a new place, new people; it all sounded terrific to her. But little does Layla know, that amid all that dreaming, a nightmare is to come.

You do not kill a man in cold blood and then talk your way out of it. Other than her real name — Mary-Magdalene Feigenbaum — fifteen-year-old Maggie’s problems seem ordinary. She has tiffs with her too-critical mother, a crush on her cute psychologist, and worries that her only friend — fellow outcast Abigail — is morphing into a popular girl, leaving her behind. But Maggie has a few not-so-ordinary problems. A voice in her head is telling her to kill. And not just anyone. Each time the target is a person who has done something terrible to someone Maggie cares for. You know what you have to do, the voice commands. Maggie struggles to resist, but the voice is relentless. And as its demands escalate, her world begins to crumble. With rising suspense, this story of psychological horror introduces a narrator whose own unique voice and irreverent humor are unforgettable – an unlikely hero fighting a despaerate battle against incomprehensible evil.

Who were you born to be? This little book may help you to see. Each child is born for a purpose and this book encourages one to seek to discover this, even from an early age. What children are drawn to, what they love, what they dream about and in so many other ways they might discover what they are here to do. This was written to commemorate the birth of the author's first grandchild. This is a universal message that parents and grandparents may want to share to inspire their own children to make their dreams come true. Anyone can do anything they set out to do and anything they can imagine. The illustrations were done to appeal to both boys and girls as well as to children of different cultures. This book would make lovely gifts.

You do not kill a man in cold blood and then talk your way out of it. Other than her real name — Mary-Magdalene Feigenbaum — fifteen-year-old Maggie’s problems seem ordinary. She has tiffs with her too-critical mother, a crush on her cute psychologist, and worries that her only friend — fellow outcast Abigail — is morphing into a popular girl, leaving her behind. But Maggie has a few not-so-ordinary problems. A voice in her head is telling her to kill. And not just anyone. Each time the target is a person who has done something terrible to someone Maggie cares for. You know what you have to do, the voice commands. Maggie struggles to resist, but the voice is relentless. And as its demands escalate, her world begins to crumble. With rising suspense, this story of psychological horror introduces a narrator whose own unique voice and irreverent humor are unforgettable – an unlikely hero fighting a desperate battle against incomprehensible evil.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE EATING? is a fully illustrated 30-page children's book, perfect for readers from Kinder to lower graders and surely for older children, parents, and educators, too. It will help younger children to understand the environmental emergency of what "Plastic Wastes" do and encourage them to refuse and reduce plastics. In this book, the story goes backwards, the food loving boy, Judson, leads and approaches children through what he finds out about food from grocery bags.What's so different about this book is that the story's focus isn't about asking children to be sympathetic towards poor creatures dying by pollution caused by human, nor be ethical in global humanity issues. From my about 20 years of experiences being an environmentalist, I realized that this type of approach doesn't appeal to all, because it is not their problem what so ever. This book is all about "you". Pollution causing "human" is you. The "poor creature" is you. The "suffering person" is you.The story ends with questioning children. There's no DON'Ts list. Let them think what they can do, and let them actually do what they want to do. They would come up with variety of interesting ideas. Lastly take a look at the back cover of the book. Children can visit website anytime to check if their ideas were great or to find out more about what they can do.

A sweet story for someone you love to the sky and back.You know what I love?That every morning, no matter what, you always say:“Today is going to be a beautiful day.”So begins one doll’s tender tribute to her little girl. From playing dress up to finding hidden treasures, these two always have fun because it turns out that what they love most of all is each other.Mimicking the close relationship between a parent and child, this is the perfect “I love you book” for the one nearest and dearest to you.