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Books with title Good Morning Chick

  • Good Morning Chick

    Mirra Ginsburg

    Paperback (WILLIAM MORROW, March 26, 1998)
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  • Good morning!

    Christina Wilsdon

    Unknown Binding (Outside the Box, March 15, 1997)
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  • Good Morning Sam

    Marie-Louise Gay

    Hardcover (Groundwood Books, Jan. 24, 2003)
    Stella's little brother Sam stars in this delightful new picture book by Marie-Louise Gay. When Stella offers to help Sam get dressed, he protests that he can do it by himself. Naturally, Sam takes a roundabout route to donning his duds and, as usual, Stella thinks she knows best. But this time, Sam has the last laugh. Vibrant and humorous, the author's stories and pictures explore the endearing, intimate scenes of early childhood.
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  • GOOD MORNING, SUN!

    ZIEFERT / ERNST

    Hardcover (Viking, March 15, 1988)
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  • Good Morning, Chick!

    Keith Faulkner

    Board book (Price Stern Sloan, Jan. 26, 2004)
    Join Chick as he prepares for Easter with this charming board book with a special three-dimensional die-cut cover! In Good Morning, Chick!, little Chick breaks out of his shell on one morning to find his new world bustling with Easter preparations. What better way to say good morning than with this adorably illustrated, whimsical board book?
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  • Good Morning, Sam

    Marie-Louise Gay

    Hardcover (Gardners Books, March 31, 2003)
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  • Good Morning, Day

    Julie Chatton

    eBook (Strategic Book Publishing and Rights, May 14, 2014)
    Synopsis:Good Morning, Day!Children should greet each day with wonder, because anything is possible when a new day starts.First the sun comes up, and then it’s time to wash up, dress, and eat breakfast. If you start off the day right and welcome the new opportunities that come your way, wonderful things can happen.Keeping busy is easy since there are so many fun things to do during the day.Then it comes time to look forward to night time and settling into bed. Perhaps Mom or Dad will read a story as you fall asleep.As dream time comes, it’s time to say good night!About the Author:Julie Chatton dedicates this book to her grandchildren, Zackary and Penelope. This is her second book, following Trains Safe and Sound, which explains commuting and train safety to young children. The author lives in Shorewood, Illinois.Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/JulieChatton
  • Good Morning Sam

    Unknown

    Hardcover (Groundwood Books, Jan. 1, 1863)
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  • Good Morning

    Meryl Doney

    Paperback (Chariot Victor Pub, Sept. 1, 1990)
    Introduces different objects in the baby's world. Cover has cut-out mobile.
  • Good Morning, Sun!

    Brenda S. Wajda

    Paperback (Xlibris, Jan. 19, 2012)
    Book by S. Wajda, Brenda
  • Good Morning, Mr. Charlie

    Mary Germaine Desmond

    (FriesenPress, May 11, 2020)
    It’s the first day of school! Pick up your backpack, grab your lunch, and run outside. Before the excitement of class, what do you find? It’s the bus, and the smiling bus driver! It’s Ayesha’s first day of school, and she’s nervous: because she lives far away from her school, she has to take the bus! When those big yellow doors swing open, she’s greeted with a smile. Mr. Charlie is here! Go on an adventure with Ayesha, and learn what it’s like to take the bus, and how important a bus driver can be. Mr. Charlie is the first person Ayesha sees in the morning, and the last one she waves goodbye to on her way home. He teaches her important lessons about following the rules and makes sure she’s always safe. There are so many unsung heroes in the education system. Take a ride with Mr. Charlie, and see why taking a bus is fun, a great place to learn, and a new adventure every day!
  • Good Morning, Mr. Charlie

    Mary Germaine Desmond

    (FriesenPress, April 24, 2020)
    It's the first day of school! Pick up your backpack, grab your lunch, and run outside. Before the excitement of class, what do you find? It's the bus, and the smiling bus driver! It's Ayesha's first day of school, and she's nervous: because she lives far away from her school, she has to take the bus! When those big yellow doors swing open, she's greeted with a smile. Mr. Charlie is here! Go on an adventure with Ayesha, and learn what it's like to take the bus, and how important a bus driver can be. Mr. Charlie is the first person Ayesha sees in the morning, and the last one she waves goodbye to on her way home. He teaches her important lessons about following the rules and makes sure she's always safe. There are so many unsung heroes in the education system. Take a ride with Mr. Charlie, and see why taking a bus is fun, a great place to learn, and a new adventure every day!...