Books with title Just One More?

Hector doesn't know what he's in for when he climbs aboard a bus high up in the Andes Mountains. He watches in disbelief as the driver lets MORE people and MORE animals on the already swaying and bouncing bus until it's ready to burst. "There's no more room. This bus is packed." said Hector. This bus is piled and stacked up to the roof and out the door!" But the bus driver hollered, "Just one more!" Come along with Hector as he learns a valuable lesson. There's always room for just one more.

As a young man I experienced many things that I found not only intriguing but relevant to young men like me. Afraid for where I am, afraid of where I am going, and not sure how I may get there with a growing family. I started to write this book out of experience I was having and didnt know what to do.So I decided to write all my good and bad times down so if I ran into a problem like that again I would know what to do by looking back over my life experience I was born in a country area where we work and took care of each other and shared each other hope and dreams I miss one grade in high school this book is for everyone who has or will have to face life and grow from the real time discussion you would have to face this book is one section of my life from nineteen seventy four until nineteen eighty-nine.

"Just one more!" Little Brown Bunny insists every night at bedtime, hoping someone will read him just one more book. When there are no more stories left to read, Bunny spends all day creating a bedtime book that is so super-super long that it will last all night. #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Alison Edgson brings Little Brown Bunny's world to life with tender illustrations. The perfect bedtime story for a child reluctant to put down a book and go to sleep.

Is there a stratagem for delaying bedtime unknown to children? Possibly not, but the small bear in Nancy Markham Alberts' captivating text wants to climb a tree, search for honey, and catch a fish— decidedly a different way to avoid going to bed! Kind, loving mother bear acquiesces, much to the young bear's surprise. Observant readers will know exactly why the young bear is allowed to stay up and live out their best hopes for putting off the inevitable.Acclaimed for the beauty of this paintings of the animal world, John Butler's remarkable talent is enhanced by a translucent flocking technique that renders the lovely paintings wonderfully soft-to-the-touch. Like Bless This Mouse (Handprint), also illustrated by John Butler, this book is an exquisite tactile experience to share at bedtime.

John Trembath is a Cornish poet whose poems enthralled readers of The Newquay Voice for many years. Over time he wrote a collection of rhymes for children just for fun, but never published until now. They came to light in a chance conversation with his friend Dick Wells, who enlisted the talent of local artist Steve Vardy to produce the charming illustrations that make these fun rhymes so enjoyable for children, and I’m sure, to adult readers as well.All profits will go to The Little Harbour Children’s Hospice near St. Austell in Cornwall, which gives much needed assistance to children and families in the Southwest coping with short and precious lives.www.poemsandpics.co.uk