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Books in My First Look at series

  • Why Do I Feel Scared?: A First Look at Being Brave

    Pat Thomas, Lesley Harker

    Paperback (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2010)
    Children learn that there are many ways of being brave, but not all of them involve the kinds of action they often see in TV adventure stories. One way for kids to be brave is to keep trying at something that they find difficult--trying until they succeed. They learn that it is normal to be scared of some things, and that having courage is daring to do the right thing, even when it feels uncomfortable or scary. This new title in Barron's growing series of A First Look at . . . books is written especially for preschool and early-grades children. Books in this series feature sensitively written stories that encourage boys and girls to explore their feelings, face new challenges in their lives, and talk to trusted elders about how to deal with things that bother them. The books feature child-friendly color illustrations on every page. An advice to parents section appears at the end of each book.
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  • First Look at Aircraft - a Smithsonian First Look Book

    Laura Gates Galvin, Susan Eaddy

    Board book (Soundprint, Dec. 15, 2008)
    Children will learn about all things that fly! From airplanes to hot air balloons, children are bound to enjoy the lively clay artwork and real-life photographs.Book Features:- colorful illustrations and large photographs- 16 sturdy board pages- Appropriate for ages 18 months - 5 yrs- Dimensions: 7 x 7 inches
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  • I Can Do It!: A First Look at Not Giving Up

    Pat Thomas, Lesley Harker

    Paperback (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2010)
    This thought-provoking book opens with a question to its young readers: "Have you ever tried to do something that was really hard?" Kids discover that learning to do new things--even when they are difficult--makes life more interesting. Whether learning a new sport, learning to play a musical instrument, or learning any new skill, kids shouldn't be afraid to make mistakes. The most important thing is for them to try their best. This new title in Barron's growing series of A First Look at . . . books is written especially for preschool and early-grades children. Books in this series feature sensitively written stories that encourage boys and girls to explore their feelings, face new challenges in their lives, and talk to trusted elders about how to deal with things that bother them. The books feature child-friendly color illustrations on every page. An advice to parents section appears at the end of each book.
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  • My First Look At: A Farming Town

    Valerie Bodden

    Paperback (Creative Paperbacks, Feb. 2, 2011)
    Describes life in the country, discussing animals, farms, and daily activities.
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  • CLOTHES

    Dorling Kindersley Ltd

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Aug. 13, 1991)
    Labeled photographs depict what clothes are worn when it is hot, when it is cold, when we go to bed, and when we go to the seashore, and what clothes we put on first when getting dressed
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  • NUMBERS

    DK

    Paperback (DK Children, April 30, 2001)
    My First Look At is an exciting photographic series of picture books for the very young. Every page is a visual treasure trove, packed with clear and colorful photographs of objects both familiar and unfamiliar. A novel approach to learning. Close-up color photographs bring everyday objects to life. Every picture labeled to help develop new word skills.
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  • The Book of Fall

    Agnese Baruzzi

    Board book (White Star Kids, Oct. 2, 2018)
    Introduce children to autumn’s bounty with this captivating mini-book! What is fall? The wind rises and we get brightly colored leaves on the trees, pumpkins ready for harvest, mushrooms to gather, and fruits like the pomegranate to eat. Each colorful and evocative page features an object, sensation, or experience associated with autumn.
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  • MY FIRST LOOK AT TOUCH

    Board Books

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Aug. 4, 1990)
    Labeled pictures depict things one can touch that are wet, rough, soft, smooth, furry, prickly, squishy, and sticky.
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  • SHAPES

    DK

    Paperback (DK Children, April 30, 2001)
    My First Look At is an exciting photographic series of picture books for the very young. Every page is a visual treasure trove, packed with clear and colorful photographs of objects both familiar and unfamiliar. A novel approach to learning. Close-up color photographs bring everyday objects to life. Every picture labeled to help develop new word skills.
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  • My, Brother, My Sister, and Me: A First Look at Sibling Rivalry

    Pat Thomas, Lesley Harker

    Paperback (B E S Pub Co, March 1, 2000)
    "MY Bees" non-fiction series in an accessible picture-book format that deals with difficult personal, social and emotional issues for younger children. The series is designed to meet parental needs as well as supply teachers with a useful tool for classroom discussion. The text addresses the chyild directly and is designed to encourage interaction between parents/teachers and the child. Also included are helpful notes for parents and teachers.
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  • Butterflies

    Theresa Wimmer

    Hardcover (Creative Education, Sept. 1, 2006)
    A fundamental look at butterflies, including their physical characteristics, where they make their homes, how they gather food, and their effect on other insects, plants, and animals.
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  • MY FIRST LOOK AT COUNTING

    Dorling Kindersley Ltd

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 13, 1991)
    Photographs of fruits, toys, and other objects introduce the concept of counting
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