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Books in See-thru Books series

  • See-Thru Frogs

    Sherry Gerstein

    Hardcover (EgmontUSA, Aug. 4, 2015)
    Eye-catching illustrations and clever use of acetate overlays illuminate frogs, both outside and in! • See-Thru Books provide a fresh take on illustrated nonfiction with their unique acetate pages printed on both sides. • Hidden spiral binding allows the book to lie flat for easy, unencumbered reading. • Kids love frogs--they are a perennially popular high-interest topic, both at home and in classrooms.
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  • See-Thru Sharks

    Sherry Gerstein

    Hardcover (EgmontUSA, Aug. 4, 2015)
    Eye-catching illustrations and clever use of acetate overlays illuminate sharks, both outside and in! • The popularity of sharks just keeps increasing. Shark Week on TV has become "destination" viewing and this is a time when shark-related merchandise, including books, are heavily promoted. See-Thru Sharks provides just the right amount of information and up-close visuals to satisfy children who are curious and excited to learn more about these dangerous creatures. • See-Thru Books provide a fresh new take on illustrated nonfiction with their unique acetate pages printed on both sides. • Hidden spiral binding allows the book to lie flat for unencumbered reading.
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  • The Biggest Pumpkin Ever

    Steven Kroll, Jeni Bassett

    Paperback (Scholastic Trade, June 1, 1985)
    The biggest pumpkin is back in this new edition of the bestselling picture book with a foiled sticker sheet!Once there were two mice who fell in love with the same pumpkin....Desmond the field mouse wants to carve the biggest jack-o'-lantern in the neighborhood with his pumpkin. Clayton the house mouse wants to win the Biggest Pumpkin contest with his. But when they discover that their choice pumpkins are actually the same one, Desmond and Clayton decide to work together to grow the biggest pumpkin ever!
  • I See ... My Mom / I See ... My Dad

    Pierre Pratt

    Board book (Annick Press, March 3, 2001)
    The I See... Books by Pierre Pratt are "back-to-back" board books that convey humor through simple lines and bright, bold colors. Read one half and then flip it over for a whole new book. I See... My Mom/I See... My Dad presents Mom, and on the reverse side, Dad. Each book explores a member of the family -- literally. Whether it is the Mom's hair, ears and toes, or Dad's finger, eye or foot, the I See... Books present the body parts that a toddler sees every day. The books are narrated by a little boy, who appears on the final page of each story with the complete illustration of the family member he has been looking at. The text is clear and simple, stating the name of each body bit as it appears in vivid, fun illustrations. I See... Books are perfect for toddlers who are just learning to recognize and name the parts of the body. The I See . . . approach provides an excellent opening for interaction between the adult reader and a younger audience, encouraging further discussion and "I spy" games. If you can see Mom's tongue, where are her teeth? Also available: I See... My Sister/I See... My Cat.
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  • I See ... My Sister / I See ... My Cat

    Pierre Pratt

    Board book (Annick Press, March 3, 2001)
    The I See... Books by Pierre Pratt are "back-to-back" board books that convey humor through simple lines and bright, bold colors. Read one half and then flip it over for a whole new book. I See...My Sister / I See... My Cat presents the toddler's Sister in one half, and the cat Pip in the other. Each book explores a member of the family -- literally. Whether it is the Sister's knees, hands and belly button, or Pip the cat's eye, paw, or whiskers, the I See... Books present the body parts that a toddler sees every day. The books are narrated by a little boy, who appears on the final page of each story with the complete illustration of the family member he has been looking at. The text is clear and simple, stating the name of each body bit as it appears in vivid, fun illustrations. I See... Books are perfect for toddlers who are just learning to recognize and name the parts of the body. The I See . . . approach provides an excellent opening for interaction between the adult reader and a younger audience, encouraging further discussion and "I spy" games. If you can see Pip's whiskers, where are her teeth? Also available: I See... My Mom / I See... My Dad.
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