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Books with title Just Like My Dad

  • Just Like Mike

    Gail Herman, Meryle Treatner

    Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, March 7, 2000)
    When Michael Brown's mom marries Mr. Jordan, everything changes. Now Michael's got a new dad, a new house, a new school, and worst of all, a new name. Michael is nothing like the famous athlete: in fact, he can't even dribble a basketball, let alone swoosh it through the hoop! How can he survive the rest of the year, the rest of his life, really, as Michael Jordan?
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  • Just Like Mom

    Meiha Maxwell

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 27, 2018)
    Laila wants to be "just like mom".
  • Just Like Me

    Apple Jordan, Disney Publishing's Global Design Group, Disney Storybook Artists

    Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Jan. 11, 2005)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
  • Just like my Papa

    Pam Stuart

    Paperback (AuthorHouse, Dec. 31, 2007)
    This rhyming book makes both a unique and fun read-a-loud. It includes family lore, insight into a cowboy's life, and makes you want to holler, "Yipee Kai Yea, round them up partners!" It is a delightful book for those who enjoy reading regional books to their children, and is also a tribute to a fine cowboy and his grandson.
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  • Just Like Me

    Miriam Schlein

    Board book (Hyperion Books for Children, April 12, 1998)
    A mother rabbit tells her son a story about a rabbit's adventure in the wild and it turns out to be a story about him
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  • Just My Dad & Me

    Leah Komaiko, Jeffrey Greene

    Paperback (HarperCollins, May 21, 1999)
    Under the SeaFor this little girl, there's nothing like swimming at the shore with just her dad. But when too many people tag along, she escapes the crowd--and her dad--to be by herself. With a splash into the sea, she discovers a fascinating new world. It's an underwater adventure as she meets everything from puckermouth squids to great big whales--and makes an amazing discovery along the way...In an adventure full of fantasy and the affections of every day, a little girl swims to the ocean bottom when she can’t be alone with her father on a boating trip. But though the fish down deep are frolicsome and the sights are extraordinary, she soon resurfaces back in her own world, where her father, at last all alone, awaits her.
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  • Just Like Me

    RH Disney

    Library Binding (RH/Disney, Jan. 11, 2005)
    When Roo sets out in search of the never-seen but feared Heffalump, he learns the creatures are really kind and friendly. But can Roo convince his pals in the Hundred-Acre Wood that his new friend Lumpy the Heffalump isn’t scary? Find out in this sweet Step 1 Step into Reading based on the new film, Pooh’s Heffalump Movie.From the Trade Paperback edition.
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  • Just like Daddy

    Frank Asch

    Unknown Binding (Houghton Mifflin, March 15, 1996)
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  • Just Like Me

    Dani Hall

    Paperback (Independently published, April 27, 2017)
    Kale Delaney wants to do everything in her power to stay out of a popular competition that is happening across college campuses. The competition allows one lucky winner to spend the day with an up-and-coming movie star, the gorgeous Taylor Jett. While Kale tries to keep her head down and avoid everything to do with the movie star, she finds herself accidentally winning. Kale is quickly shoved into a harsh spotlight while also trying to deal with Taylor Jett, who is just as arrogant and rude as she knew he would be. After spending some time with Taylor, however, she discovers the harshness of Hollywood and how Taylor may just be putting on a show to gain a fan base. Kale finds herself spinning in nation-wide controversies and asking herself: is this bad boy looking for publicity, or is he really in love?
  • Just Like Me

    Jan Ormerod

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, April 1, 1986)
    Even though her baby brother is bald like an egg and moves like a puppy, a little girl decides that he is really just like her
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  • Just Like Daddy

    Enola Dawn Johnson

    (Trafford Publishing, Dec. 5, 2005)
    Caleb likes to be just like daddy. Whenever daddy does something, Caleb would and still does mock daddy. Just Like Daddy illustrates some of the daily activitiies that Caleb has learned from watching and imitating his daddy.
  • Just Like Me

    LaChanda M. Strait

    Paperback (ASL Book Whale Publishing, March 28, 2012)
    Just Like Me, teaches children that despite the differences in themselves and others that they are still capable of having fun, and interacting within their abilities.