Books with title ABCs in My House

In My House was created to help children all across the world understand and respect different family make-ups.When children express themselves creatively through art, most children draw a house with grass and flowers. Some may draw a picture of their family members that live in their house and others may draw a rainbow.In My House will continue to teach children about - Family (all make ups of families) - Diversity (cultures and abilities) - Geography (different places) - Colors, shapes, and number recognition - Loving your family, regardless of its make-up - Respecting other children's family make-ups

In My House was created to help children all across the world understand and respect different family make-ups.When children express themselves creatively through art, most children draw a house with grass and flowers. Some may draw a picture of their family members that live in their house and others may draw a rainbow.In My House will continue to teach children about - Family (all make ups of families) - Diversity (cultures and abilities) - Geography (different places) - Colors, shapes, and number recognition - Loving your family, regardless of its make-up - Respecting other children's family make-ups

Bert isn't excited about his summer break before fourth grade. He has to stay home and look after his little sister, Meg, while his friends go to camps and take vacations. But when Bert and Meg arrive home on their last day of school, they discover something amazing in their living room-a boat! While their dad tries to fix the motor in his shop, Bert and Meg discover something incredible: the boat transports them back 125 years to visit their great-great-grandfather's cabin. There, they are welcomed by a boy, Frank, his mother, Sarah, and their dog, Shiver. The boat isn't the only magical part of the woods-soon Frank and Bert meet the Watcher, an incredible creature who looks over the forest and helps them complete a great quest. Along the way, Bert and Meg learn some family traditions, which they carry back with them to the future, creating an unforgettable bond between generations....

A Mouse in My House is a rhyming story about a mouse that shows up at Nana's house. Nana is not happy and keeps insisting that the mouse is not a guest, but a pest, while the children try hard to convince her that a mouse in the house wouldn't really be all that bad. The unusual thing about this book is that while the story is (mostly) fictional, it is based on a real place and real people. Nana got the idea for this story when she discovered that she had a mouse in her house and every time she saw it or the evidence of it, she would say or shout, "I DO NOT want a MOUSE in my HOUSE!" One day, Nana teasingly said to Holland, "I think I'll write a book about a mouse in my house." Pap or Pappy, as referred to by Holland, is the author's husband, Eric. Holland is their granddaughter. Cameron is a nephew and Emmy is one of many nieces. All of these children love visits to Nana's house.

A Mouse in My House, is a rhyming story about an elusive mouse. All the animals think the worst of him, because they dont know the mouse. They only imagine what the mouse is like, without ever meeting or getting to know the mouse. The anticipation of having a mouse in the house is very disturbing to the animals as each look for the little fellow. In the end, when they finally see the mouse, they decide hes okay and they all become best friends.

Bert isn't excited about his summer break before fourth grade. He has to stay home and look after his little sister, Meg, while his friends go to camps and take vacations. But when Bert and Meg arrive home on their last day of school, they discover something amazing in their living room-a boat! While their dad tries to fix the motor in his shop, Bert and Meg discover something incredible: the boat transports them back 125 years to visit their great-great-grandfather's cabin. There, they are welcomed by a boy, Frank, his mother, Sarah, and their dog, Shiver. The boat isn't the only magical part of the woods-soon Frank and Bert meet the Watcher, an incredible creature who looks over the forest and helps them complete a great quest. Along the way, Bert and Meg learn some family traditions, which they carry back with them to the future, creating an unforgettable bond between generations....

“We’ll throw a party! Prepare a feast for B.B. and that boy! And don’t forget the Water of Wiggling and Giggling!” said the alien, dancing with joy.Suddenly a cup of water flew toward B.B. and Ray. B.B. grabbed the cup and drank it. Then B.B. started to dance like Michal Jackson.“Yeah!” everybody shouted.“Drink it Ray! You can be dancing machine like me!” said B.B., wiggling his whole body.Ray took a sip of the water. First, he began to giggle and his body began to wiggle. “B.B.! B.B.! B.B.!” cheered aliens.“Ray! Ray! Ray!” cheered aliens.B.B. and Ray wiggled and wriggled their head, shoulders, legs, and toes.“Yeah! Yeah! Wiggling and Wriggling Dance!” Aliens shouted for joy.