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Goldfish
Kelley MacAulay, Bobbie Kalman, Margaret Amy Reiach, Marc Crabtree
Paperback (Crabtree Publishing Company, Oct. 1, 2004)It is fun to watch colourful goldfish swim around a tank, but the care of these little animals can be challenging. Suitable for ages 6-12, this book helps children ensure that their pet goldfish have healthy lives. It allows them learn about: different goldfish breeds; baby goldfish; setting up the fish tank; how to feed a goldfish; and more.
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Goldfish
David Sands
Paperback (Interpet Ltd, Aug. 1, 1999)Book by Sands, David
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I Got a Goldfish
MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS
Paperback (MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS, Jan. 1, 1901)MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS
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Goldfish
Jennifer Blizin Gillis
Library Binding (Heinemann, Nov. 8, 2004)Readers will learn basic facts about goldfish, including: what goldfish are; where they come from; how big will they grow; where they sleep; what they eat; what special equipment or care they may need; and what owners can do to make them happy. The book also contains a map of a goldfish's basic body parts.
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Goldfish
Patricia Whitehouse
Paperback (Raintree Publishers, July 27, 2005)None
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Goldfish
Jeffrey Wesley Landmon
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 6, 2017)Abha and her school children can't believe the adventure they find when the Lake suddenly appears again. The Dragon as always seeks to devour all it can get a hold of, including the little Goldfish! But Emmanuel the Octopus Saves them in the nick of time, with a little help from the Dolphin Angels, and He has very Good News for them!
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Goldfish
Herbert S. Zim
Hardcover (William Morrow, June 15, 1975)None
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I Love Golf
Rob Stanger
Paperback (Club Pro Products, July 15, 2003)I Love Golf teaches children literacy through golf and serves as an early introduction to a great game. The main concept, Reading is a Roar, encourages children that reading is fun and educational. The book is hosted by Divot, the golfing tiger cub. Divot explains to children the rules and terminology of golf in a fun, colorful and educational environment. Key words and phrases are highlighted to encourage the reader/child to emphasize these words and try to remember them. These are all important in understanding the game of golf.
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Goldfish
Nat Luurtsema
Library Binding (Turtleback Books, June 26, 2018)After a young swimmer's dreams come to a screeching halt, she finds new, unlikely (boy) friends and a side of herself that she didn't know existed, in this hilarious YA debut. Louise Brown dreams of qualifying for the Olympics. Her swimming times are well above her fellow swimmers. And then she fails miserably. As in dead last. Lou doesn't really know who she is now. Her days at school are spent being ignored by her sister and teased by popular girls. Then Lou finds herself agreeing to coach three popular boys--one of whom she clicks with--who are training to compete as synchronized swimmers.Together the boys and Lou form a unique friendship (once they get past that whole ignoring-her-in-the-halls thing) and are hopeful that they can nab a chance at stardom.Comedian Nat Luurtsema has created a young adult novel that is both funny and deeply meaningful, a tale of what happens when everything you thought you ever wanted disappears, leaving you to find a way to keep your head above water. Praise for Goldish "Filled with slapstick antics, this lighthearted story of 15-year-old Louise Brown, a down-on-her-luck swimmer, deserves to make a splash with readers." --Publishers Weekly"A fun story with well-rounded characters whom readers will root for." --School Library Journal"Lou's voice is irreverent and self-deprecating." --Horn Book"This story is excellent at illustrating self-reliance and the power of friendship. A welcome addition to any middle or high school fiction collection, Goldfish proves that talent does not define a person and helping others is worth more than gold medals. This book will appeal to all readers." --VOYA"Readers will root for Lou as she realizes that failure isn't the end of the world." --Booklist
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