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Just Like Dad
Deryl Roy
Paperback (America Star Books, Aug. 31, 2011)None
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Just Like Mommy!
Harriet Ziefert, Erik Brown
Board book (Sterling, April 1, 2005)Daughter see, daughter do. Mommy's so elegant, and she will be too. How lovely they look, both adorned in earrings and necklaces, well-groomed with lipstick and polish, and with their hair done in curls. Slip on those stockings, snatch up those pocketbooks and the two are all set for the day. Shimmering gold foil picks up the sparkle of rings and other shiny things.
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Just Like Me
J Tillman
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 31, 2016)JUST LIKE ME is a lovable book of twin sisters loving the skin they are in! The larger than life characters, compare their natural beauty to nature's beauty that surrounds. The story of these two sisters teach the altruistic truth that beauty is universal! This story tells a tale of love, life and acceptance all children can identify with!
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Just Like Max
Karen Ackerman
Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, )None
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Just Like Dad
Kim Watson, Dan Kanemoto
School & Library Binding (Topeka Bindery, May 15, 2001)None
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Just Like Daddy
Frank Asch
Library Binding (Paw Prints 2009-07-10, April 9, 2009)A very young bear describes all the activities he does during the day that are just like his daddy's.
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Just Like Me
June Melser
Paperback (The Wright Group, )None
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Just Like Me
Miriam Schlein, Marilyn Janovitz
Paperback (Hyperion, March 1, 1995)A mother rabbit tells her son a story about a rabbit's adventure in the wild and it turns out to be a story about him
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Just Like Me
Barbara J Neasi, Johanna Hantel
Library Binding (C. Press/F. Watts Trade, March 1, 2011)A little girl describes all the things she and her twin sister have in common. Includes suggested learning activities.
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Just Like My Mum
David Melling
Hardcover (Hodder Childrens Book, Jan. 31, 2004)None
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Just Like Me
Marjorie Newman, Ken Wilson-Max
Hardcover (Walker Books for Young Readers, April 18, 2006)Tom's new baby brother comes with a lot of surprises.When Tom's mother brings home a new baby brother, things start changing for Tom. Not only is the baby in his crib, but Mom and Dad never have time to read to him, go to the park, or play games. Tom gets very angry at all these changes, but his parents help him to see how much Tom and the baby have in common.For every child that has had a difficult time adjusting to a new baby, Marjorie Newman shows that a little bit of understanding can go a long way. Ken Wilson-Max's simple paintings illustrate the true excitement and sweetness of a new baby.
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Just Like Mummy
Anna McQuinn, Cecilia Johansson
Board book (Little Tiger Press, Feb. 5, 2007)None