Books with title Clothes Around the World

Inspired by a true story, Love Around the World is the beautiful and heartwarming adventure of two women’s journey to marry each other in every country where same-sex marriage is legal. "Moving and inspiring." - Kirkus ReviewsFleur and Julian are two women very much in love. When they decide to get married, however, they discover that in most countries, a man cannot marry a man and a woman cannot marry a woman. In fact, out of 195 countries in the world, they can only marry in 26 of them. Fleur and Julian want to make other people aware of that.They think that love is love—not only between a man and a woman! So Fleur goes down on one knee and asks the love of her life, “Would you like to marry me in all 26 countries?” Julian answers, “Yes!”Thus begins an incredible trip around the world for our two heroes, Fleur and Julian, who travel to each nation that celebrates marriage equality. In Love Around the World, Fleur and Julian get married in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the United States, where they learn about the customs and traditions of each place and make special memories that will last forever.

Do you know how dogs bark? Woof! I know, THAT'S EASY! But what if I tell you that dogs around the world do not all “speak” the same language! IT'S TRUE! Do you know how the dogs bark in China? Is it GUAU GUAU or WANG WANG? Or how do they yap in Italy? Let’s go on a journey to find out how dogs bark in different countries!Tip: Read the book out loud together with your children!A fun and humorous children's book to encourage kids to stay curious and to learn speaking. A great activity book for bedtime, kindergarten and preschool! *Beautiful illustrations! *

Wherever we live there is always somewhere we call home. We may share it with our family or sometimes with a whole community. This book looks at the homes of children from all around the world. There are photographs from countries in Africa, Asia, South America and Europe. Published in association with Oxfam this series aims to draw parallels between children from many different cultures.

When sisters Taylin and Paisyn balk at eating their peas one night at supper, Mom and Dad use the occasion as a teachable moment to help their daughters understand how much better off they are than many of the people in the rest of the world. In the discussion that follows, the girls learn of many practical ways to help others in need, such as charities, homeless shelters with free meals, donating money for housing construction and local support projects such as clothing, toy, and book drives. By the time supper is over, Taylin and Paisyn are excited about all the things they can do to help people who don’t have as much as they do, and they can’t wait to get started.

Apartments, houses, log cabins, and houseboats are all kinds of homes, though they can look vastly different. Around the world, families settle into homes that can look quite different than these, yet serve the same purpose: to shelter. This volume will capture readers imaginations, allowing them to view various types of homes, including the yaodongs of China and Queenslanders of Australia. Beautiful photographs serve to illustrate both architectural and cultural concepts.

Traversing across the world by train, boat and plane, the two children in this story poem encounter the extremes of sun and snow travelling to Africa, India and China. The book begins with a poem, before revealing their journey's details, and repetitive questions encourage the reader to turn the page and continue the voyage.• Yellow/ Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural language.• Text type - A poem with predictable structure and patterned language.• The story map on pages 14 and 15 gives children the opportunity to follow the route again on a world map.• Curriculum links - Geography: Where in the world is Barnaby bear? Passport to the world. Music: Feel the pulse.