Books with title HERE COMES THE BIG PARADE

The Dungy children have a decision to make when they find a wallet full of money in this Ready-to-Read story.Everyone is having a great time at the parade! There are marching bands, and floats, and clowns. In the midst of all the excitement, Justin glances down and sees a wallet. When he shows it to his brother Jordan and his sister Jade, they peek inside and see it is filled with money. The siblings know what they should do—but for a moment they hesitate. There is enough money to buy that pretty bracelet Jade wants, plus lots of video games… In this inspirational Level 2 Ready-to-Read, the Dungy children learn an important lesson about telling the truth and doing the right thing.

The Dungy children have a decision to make when they find a wallet full of money in this Ready-to-Read story.Everyone is having a great time at the parade! There are marching bands, and floats, and clowns. In the midst of all the excitement, Justin glances down and sees a wallet. When he shows it to his brother Jordan and his sister Jade, they peek inside and see it is filled with money. The siblings know what they should do—but for a moment they hesitate. There is enough money to buy that pretty bracelet Jade wants, plus lots of video games… In this inspirational Level 2 Ready-to-Read, the Dungy children learn an important lesson about telling the truth and doing the right thing.

The Dungy children have a decision to make when they find a wallet full of money in this Ready-to-Read story.Everyone is having a great time at the parade! There are marching bands, and floats, and clowns. In the midst of all the excitement, Justin glances down and sees a wallet. When he shows it to his brother Jordan and his sister Jade, they peek inside and see it is filled with money. The siblings know what they should do—but for a moment they hesitate. There is enough money to buy that pretty bracelet Jade wants, plus lots of video games… In this inspirational Level 2 Ready-to-Read, the Dungy children learn an important lesson about telling the truth and doing the right thing.

A child can be full of questions and emotions about what a bus ride is like. Here Comes the Bus is a fun short story written in rhyme and repetition about a school bus ride. The words at the end are a surprise to the reader. Early readers and listeners will find themselves committing this story to memory, an important stage in becoming a reader. This story also provides many teachable moments for whoever is reading the book to a child.

Filomena is a seamstress who spends her days creating gorgeous wedding dresses for many lovely brides. And when it’s finally her turn to be the one to walk down the aisle, she can hardly contain herself. She gets right to work, putting her heart and soul into making her dress. But Filomena gets carried away. She adds so many frills, feathers, and lace that her groom barely recognizes the girl he loves. Here Comes the Bride is a hilarious story about staying true to your inner beauty. Accompanied by the lively paintings of Anna Laura Cantone, this special story highlights the age-old truth that the dress does not make the lady.Here Comes the Bride was originally published in Italian as Una sposa buffa, buffisima, bellisima by Arka. It was nominated for the White Ravens award in 2001 and named Andersen Award Best Picture Book in 2003.

Excerpt from The Big ParadeThe three buddies find themselves in a shell-hole. One cigarette. They smoke in turns. An orderly crawling on his belly gives them a message. A machine gun must be captured. Each friend begs the others to permit him to take the risk. Slim proposes a way to decide. He draws a circular target in the dirt of the shell-hole wall. A chew of tobacco apiece and they aim. Jim goes wide of the mark. Bull is closer. Slim winks slyly and spits. Smack in the center.They pray for Slim that night as he crawls over the top under cover of darkness. He is gone, gliding like a snake into the black. They wait in terror. Rockets flare again and again from hostile trenches, and machine guns sweep No Man's Land. Slim is gone too long. May be even now he needs them.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

It is Fourth of July, and the Fisher family are off to see the Independence Day Parade. Men and women in uniform march by, massive floats carry people in costume, the band strikes up, the streets are blanketed in red white and blue. At every turn there is something new, something wonderful.The Big Parade, the third book in Gene and Bobbie Carnell's All-American Series, tells the story of one family's experience at the Fourth of July Parade, and the lessons they all learned along the way. Throughout the story, a child, ages 5 - 10, not only gains some appreciation about what celebrating our nation's independence even means, but also a few important lessons about joining together with others, and creating unity and oneness with those around us.Each book in the All-American series teaches a timeless truth needed for all people to live respectfully and successfully. These books highlight qualities of life required for all generations and highlight the history and patriotism of the United States of America. Book 1 Pride; Book 2 Purpose; Book 3 Patriotism; Book 4 - Participation; Book 5 Providential Care.Written by Gene and Bobbie Carnell, who were on their way to Minnesota to see a new grandson when 9-11 happened disrupting their plans but shattering many innocent lives. To help the healing process, they began to assume the roles of Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha in costume;doing programs at schools, churches, civic clubs, festivals in 100 venues in six states, winning an award from Congress in 2002 for invaluable service to the community. They are interested in instilling pride in our country and want to inspire and educate young people about our treasured past.