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Just Like Dad
Mercer Mayer
Paperback (Golden Books, May 17, 2001)Little Critter wants to be just as great as his Dad when he grows up. This is a lovely story filled with visual humor and the unconditional love that marks the parent-child relationship.
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Jesus was Just Like Me!
Heidi Doxey, Josh Talbot
language (Cedar Fort, Inc., March 14, 2017)Teach your children that they can be just like Jesus because he was once a little child, just like them. This adorable board book depicts how Jesus learned to serve his family, study the scriptures, and share the gospel—so your children can learn to do the same!
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Just Like My Dad
Crystal Rennie
language (Stars Today Legends Tomorrow, May 20, 2016)Kevin Davis is the son of Jr. Davis, a hall of fame basketball player. Kevin idolizes his dad but he is stuck between living up to his fathers fame or creating his own.
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Just Like My Papa
Toni Buzzeo, Mike Wohnoutka
eBook (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, June 4, 2015)Kito wants to be just like his papa, the protector of the pride. Throughout a day and night on the savanna, the cub imitates the way his father roars, swings his tail, shakes his head, and pounces. Kito may be too little to catch a wildebeest, but he is brave enough to succeed in his own hunt. Someday he will be King, just like Papa. With its rhythmic text, dramatic moments on the African plain, and playful times for cub and papa, this book will make a perfect read-aloud for family sharing.
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Just Like Us
Victoria White
language (, Dec. 8, 2018)Come join Natalie for a fun, informative day on the farm! Unlike most traditional farm visits, Natalie visits a farm sanctuary and learns all about the unique, individual personalities of each animal on the farm. Tag along for a fun adventure, learn different facts about each animal and understand how they are Just Like Us!
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Just Like You and Me
David Miller
Hardcover (Dial, April 1, 2001)Featuring stunning cut-paper collages, a vibrant picture book introduces young readers to the similarities between humans and animals, from being swift like a cheetah and sociable like a penguin to being as graceful as a dancing crane.
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Just Like Max
Karen Ackerman
Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, )None
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Just Like Mommy
Lucy Freegard
Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, March 5, 2019)Who wouldn’t want to be just like Mommy, when she’s so wonderful? This delightfully illustrated picture book follows a child’s love for their mother. Mommy’s smart and creative, practical and imaginative—and she always finds a reason to be playful and laugh! She knows all about the stars in the sky, how to grow her own food, and make music. Whether the day is fantastic or frustrating, mom can turn disaster into joy, and tears into laughter. This celebration of moms is beautiful, funny, and touching.
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Just Like Mommy
TempesttAisha W, Valeria Leonova
eBook (Tempestt Williams, Oct. 26, 2017)Just Like Mommy is the introduction of The Maddy Series. This series follows the adventures of a curious 6-year old girl, Maddy, that loves to use her imagination. In Just Like Mommy, Maddy's mom has to finish working in her home office, and Maddy is left to entertain herself. She lands in her mom's closet playing in shoes imagining what she thinks her mom does in the shoes and realizes the magic they have. It feels like she's been playing and traveling for hours, meanwhile, it's only been twenty minutes.
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Just Like You
Sarah Albee, Tom Brannon
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, June 25, 2002)One day at preschool, Elmo discovers that he has a new classmate–Lizzie. Elmo can’t stop staring because she’s in a wheelchair. But Elmo finds out that except for her disability, the two of them have more in common than not. Lizzie has a puppy, she loves ice cream, and she loves to play basketball. As Elmo and his classmates come to know Lizzie, they learn that people with disabilities can live full lives and have skills and strengths that are just like their own. An important addition to our Sesame Street publishing list.
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JUST LIKE JESUS
Max Lucado
Hardcover (WORD PUBLISHING, Sept. 11, 1998)God loves you just the way you are, but he refuses to leave you there. He wants you to be just like Jesus.Can you think of a better offer?Jesus felt no guilt; God wants you to feel no guilt. Jesus had no bad habits; God wants to do away with yours. Jesus had no fears; God wants the same for you. Jesus had no anxiety about death; you neednt either. Gods desire, his plan, his ultimate goal is to make you into the image of Christ.But how does this change occur? And why does the change seem so slow? If God wants me to be just like Jesus, why do I still seem just like me?In Just Like Jesus, Max Lucado helps you answer these questions. He helps you understand Gods wonderful ways of transformation. Would you like to know more? Then read on. And remember: God loves you just way you are, but he refuses to leave you there. He wants you to be just like Jesus.
