Books with title Where I Live

Home can mean many things. It can be the street a person lives on or the planet that supports us all. This engaging series gives young readers a high-level look at their place in the world.

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People live in different places and have different types of homes. Find out what type of homes people live in based on where they live. Paired to the fiction title Our Snowy Day.

This title invites readers to explore where they live. Simple text, straightforward photos, and a photo glossary make this title the perfect primer on home.

One of a series for early readers, featuring a cuddly mouse-like character who is accident-prone in an amusing way. The text incorporates questions for parents and children to discuss. This story tells of the humorous results of seeking a new home.

Meet Daniel, a young boy who explains where he lives and introduces basic geography terms such as, city, state, country, continent, and more. Share a delightful lesson in geography while providing preschoolers with a sense of their place in the world. Includes a map of the entire United States.

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Readers will enjoy this poem about living in a city, in a suburb or in the country, with easy words and stanzas that flow from page to page. Includes full-color photographs and author profile. Poetry: 24 pages.

A girl describes the town where she lives, including her home, downtown, her school, and other places.

Shows how people live in many places at once, from their bedrooms at home, through their city, state, and country, to the solar system, the galaxy, and the universe