Books with title Guess Who Spins

"A simple question is posed along with a picture of a child in a familiar situation. On the opposite page are four picture choices; the answers are funny and ridiculous. Flip the page and the correct picture and words appear, in a clever visual game that develops logical thinking and categorizing skills. Large, color photographs make this a perfect book for sharing."--Boston Globe.

Are you a mummy or a super hero? Try on six diferent masks with this silly new board book with eye holes!Cackle like a witch, buzz like a robot, and let your imagination run wild with this fantastic novelty book that transforms into six different masks! Includes die-cut eye holes, easy-to-grip handles, and, best of all, creative pop-ups on each spread that really bring the characters to life. Simple, sturdy, and fun, this clever book is guaranteed to bring a smile to every child's face and keep small hands busy for hours!

Vibrant, cheerful illustrations accompany fun riddles and lift-the-flap features in this fun book for toddlers. Engaging questions encourage children to find similarities amongst different sorts of animals, showing young learners that some animals might be more alike than they think. This charming children's book will have everyone guessing which animal is like which.

Her friends call her Ms. B which is short for Brenda. Brenda grew up in a small rural area in Virginia, with her parents and a family of nine sisters and one brother. As a child, she always dreamed of writing short stories but did not pursue that dream. Instead of writing short stories, she attended college and received a bachelor degree in social work. Brenda worked in the field of social work for several years and decided to go back to school and obtain a master’s degree in social work.She truly enjoys the field of social work because it gives her the opportunity to work with people from different cultures and backgrounds, and tries to empower them to make life better for themselves. She has worked with mentally challenged to severely emotionally disturbed children and adults. Presently, Brenda works as a social worker/therapist. She works with children and families to provide individual family counseling services. She has a passion for writing children’s stories and feels honored to be able to share it with the world.