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Franklin Goes to the Hospital
Paulette Bourgeois, Brenda Clark
Paperback (Kids Can Press, Feb. 1, 2011)In this Franklin Classic Storybook, our hero goes to the hospital for an operation to repair his broken shell, and everyone thinks he's being very brave. But Franklin is only pretending to be fearless. He's worried that his X-rays will show just how frightened he is inside. With the help of Dr. Bear, Franklin learns that even though he's feeling scared, he can still be brave.
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Franklin Goes to the Hospital
Paulette Bourgeois, Brenda Clark
eBook (Kids Can Press, April 9, 2013)In this beautifully illustrated children’s book, Franklin learns to be brave for his trip to the hospital—with a little help from Dr. Bear. In this Franklin Classic Storybook, our hero goes to the hospital for an operation to repair his broken shell, and everyone thinks he’s being very brave. But Franklin is only pretending to be fearless. He’s worried that his X-rays will show just how frightened he is inside. With the help of Dr. Bear, Franklin learns that even though he’s feeling scared, he can still be brave.This fixed-layout ebook preserves the design and layout of the original print book.
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Tiggy Goes to the Hospital
Jane Carruth
Hardcover (Bookthrift Co, June 15, 1983)None
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Going to the Hospital
Michelle Bates, Stephen Cartwright
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Dec. 1, 2005)Ben Bell is in the hospital for an operation, where the nurses take care of him, he meets his surgeon, is given an anaesthetic to make him sleepy, and, after the surgery, is visited by his family.
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Kevin Goes to the Hospital
Liesbet Slegers
Hardcover (Clavis Publishing, Dec. 12, 2012)Kevin is playing outside when he falls and bumps his head. Mom brings Kevin to the hospital where the doctors and nurses take good care of him. Grandma and Kevin’s friend Rose visit Kevin and bring him presents to make him feel better. When Kevin is well enough to leave, he says thank you to the doctors and nurses and goodbye to the hospital. With soothing language and recognizable images, this book explains what to expect at the hospital in a way that comforts young children without overwhelming them.
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Tiggy Goes to the Hospital
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Hardcover (Honey Bear Books, )None
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Kevin Goes to the Hospital
Liesbet Slegers
Board book (Kane/Miller Book Pub, Sept. 1, 2002)After tripping over a rock while running, Kevin is rushed to the hospital and feels nervous about the experience.
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Going to the Hospital
Fred Rogers
Paperback (Puffin, Sept. 22, 1997)Describes what happens during a stay in the hospital, including some of the common forms of medical treatment.
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Going to the Hospital
From the Producers of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Arthur Greenwald, Barry Head, William Panos
Paperback (Family Communications, Inc., March 15, 1977)Mr. Rogers talks about what it is like to go to the hospital. The opening page says: Do you know what a hospital is? A hospital is a place where mothers and fathers and doctors and nurses work together to take special care of children like you.
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Going to the Hospital
Anne Civardi;
Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, March 15, 1800)Designed to introduce young children to unfamiliar situations in a friendly way, this title presents stickers that can be used throughout the stories to replace key words and help young children build their vocabulary. It also contains over 50 stickers and 'I found the duck!' reward stickers.
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Franklin Goes to the Hospital
Paulette Bourgeois, Brenda Clark
Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Jan. 1, 2000)In this Franklin Classic Storybook, our hero goes to the hospital for an operation to repair his broken shell, and everyone thinks he's being very brave. But Franklin is only pretending to be fearless. He's worried that his X-rays will show just how frightened he is inside. With the help of Dr. Bear, Franklin learns that even though he's feeling scared, he can still be brave.
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Katie Goes to the Hospital
Barbara Taylor Cork
Hardcover (Brighter Child, May 23, 2002)Each book in the First Experiences series addresses common childhood situations that cause anxiety and uncertainty in children. The gentle stories are designed to help parents, teachers, and librarians reassure children by showing realistic resolutions to situations. By taking the mystery out of first-time experiences, these books will help young children face new situations in their own lives. Supplements school curriculum in character education.
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