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In a Minute!
Virginia Miller
Hardcover (Candlewick, May 1, 2000)Ba wants to play and he wants George to play with him now, but George has to finish his chores first and so tells little Ba that he has to be patient. 12,500 first printing.
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In a Minute
Shelagh McNicholas
Paperback (Meadowside Children's Books, )None
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In a Minute
Tony Bradman, Eileen Browne
Paperback (Lincoln Children's Books, )None
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In a Minute!
Virginia Miller
Paperback (Gardners Books, March 31, 2002)Bartholomew wants to play, but George is very busy. "In a minute," he says. George carries logs, hangs up washing, sweeps ... but when the work is done, what will they play? Hide and seek, on the swings? "Nah," says Bartholomew, he wants to play carrying logs, hanging out washing and sweeping.
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In a Minute, Mom
A. H. Benjamin, Nick East
Hardcover (QEB Publishing, May 27, 2014)Rory is always putting things off and running late. It’s driving his family crazy! What will it take to make him change his ways? Beautifully illustrated, In a Minute, Mom introduces young children to the pleasures of reading and sharing stories. Discussion points for parents and teachers are also included.
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In a Minute!
Virginia Miller
Hardcover (Gardners Books, Jan. 31, 2001)Book by Miller, Virginia
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In a Minute
Beth Shoshan, Shelagh McNicholas
Board book (Meadowside Children's Books, )None
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A Minute in March
Duncan Leigh
language (, May 2, 2016)Lou has reached an age of reflection and wants to swim to France. Or does he? Is his behaviour down to ambition, a sense of duty, escapism, or sheer desperation? Should he not be content with his lot? Has he got what it takes? This training diary documents the journeys and friendships that meet their inevitable test at the hands of nature. Sales of this book support the cancer charity Fish Aid.This is a book about challenge, adventure and discovery. It is not a novel, as all of the happenings are based on genuine events. 'Gentlemen of a certain age' may well recognise some of the traits and frailties displayed by the main characters. Swimmers, and particularly those responding to the call of open water, will find the content both useful and interesting. The mixture of humour, reflection and real life experiences will resonate with all readers. For chocolate fans, there is a purist's recipe for preparing hot cocoa.Proceeds from the sales of this book will be forwarded to Fish Aid. Known formally as the Anthony Pilcher Bone Cancer Trust, this charity raises funds for the Bone Cancer Research Trust. Anthony Pilcher died of osteosarcoma in 2002, aged 15.
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See you in a minute
Christopher Watson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 19, 2013)See You In A Minute is based upon a phrase that the author has said to his wife every night before they go to sleep for more than a decade now. This is the story of a little girl saying goodnight to someone and seeing them in a minute, in her dreams. We love and encourage children to dream and would be honored to become a part of their nightly routine, reminding them to say goodnight and to always dream of the people and things most important to them.
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See you in a minute
Chris Watson
eBookSee You In A Minute is based upon a phrase that the author has said to his wife every night before they go to sleep for more than a decade now. This is the story of a little girl saying goodnight to someone and seeing them in a minute, in her dreams. We love and encourage children to dream and would be honored to become a part of their nightly routine, reminding them to say goodnight and to always dream of the people and things most important to them.
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A minute is a minute
Barbara J Neasi
Paperback (Children's Press, Jan. 1, 1988)Rhyming text discusses how a minute can be very long when you're waiting for cookies to bake or when the family's driving to the lake, but a minute can be very short when you're flying a kite in the park or catching fireflies in the dark.
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A Minute Is a Minute
Barbara Neasi, Clovis Martin
Paperback (Childrens Pr, Oct. 1, 1987)Rhyming text discusses how a minute can be very long when you're waiting for cookies to bake or when the family's driving to the lake, but a minute can be very short when you're flying a kite in the park or catching fireflies in the dark.