Books with title A Day at the Park

Read, learn, and have fun with all of your favorite Peppa Pig characters!This hardcover features a charming tale about Peppa Pig's day at the park, all while incorporating early counting skills. The story will prompt young readers to follow along with the 10 duck-shaped counters, adding ducks as they read. Two additional manipulative pieces shaped like Peppa and George add an extra special play element to engage Peppa fans.

"A Day At The Park" is the second book in the series "The Adventure Of David And Friends". Join David and his friends as they have a fun filled day at the park! Come with David as he makes new friends named Cody. Dylan, Sara, and Rachael! This park has three sliding boards, Swings, and even a sprinkler! David likes to make new friends and knows it's important to be polite and to take turns. This way everyone has a great time! He even shares his new trucks with his friends and they are very thankful and love to play with their new friend David! So come along and share another of Davids adventures! If you like this story, be sure to check out the other books of this series called," Happy Birthday David", Shiney Rocks", "The Rainbow", and "Davids First Day Of School"!

What is the book about? Two young brothers visit the playground daily but have grown tired of the same old swing set and slide. They learn to see ordinary objects at the park in new, imaginative ways. About the writing: The story is written in a simple 4-line rhyming style (ABCB) with minimal text, and is an easy picture book that young children will enjoy listening to, and adults will appreciate. Children aged 6 and up will probably be capable of reading this book with very little help from an adult. About the illustrations: The organic handmade illustrations in this book include charming and colorful watercolor sketches (by Paul Hawkins) with full-color mixed-media art (by Anna Hawkins). Very basic digital editing was used on a few illustrations (color-correction for printing) but the artwork is definitely not considered digital; the drawings, paintings, and imagination scenes were created by hand.