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Books with title Bingo Was His Name!

  • Bingo Was His Name!

    Sarah Ward (Il

    Board book (Little Learners, Aug. 15, 2017)
    Wiggle the cute dog puppet and enjoy the favorite rhyme Bingo Was His Name! This adorable board book features a fun finger puppet toy built into the story, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, and language development in your little one. At Parragon we know that babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when big people share in the fun, too! Developed by experts, tested by children and trusted by parents, we designed the Little Learners collection to help grow your little one's curiosity about life and language. Play together, learn together with the Little Learners range of books for babies and toddlers!
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  • Bingo Was His Name!

    Parragon Books

    Board book (Parragon Books, May 3, 2014)
    This adorable nursery rhyme board book features a fun dog character finger puppet toy built into the story, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination and language development for babies aged 6+ months. The perfect size for little hands, it is ideal for reading and playtime on-the-go.
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  • His Name Was Max

    Stephanie A. Brady

    Paperback (PublishAmerica, May 17, 2004)
    This is a simple story surrounding an 8-year-old boy who has lost his parents and goes to live with his aunt and uncle in the country. The story is set early in the 20th century on the east coast—somewhere close to the Connecticut countryside.The story takes Max through that first year without his parents. There on the farm with his Aunt Cece and Uncle Jack, he experiences growing pains and happy first moments of a young boy’s life. Santa Claus issues, that memorable first dance, helping a best friend in trouble, and coming to those forks in the road where the decisions we make help us grow up and understand more of life.Along the way, Max’s Irish heritage comes into play with mystical characters that seem to help Max with the harsh realities of life.There’s laughter, empathy, reminiscences, life lessons and even some surprises in store for the very end of the journey. The boy’s name is Matthew Aloysius Xavier, but they called him Max.
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