Books with title Ladybug, Ladybug, Where Are You?

With its intriguing bug's-eye view of the world, this new series offers preschoolers a unique perspective on the life cycles and environments of some familiar backyard creatures. In each book, the initial question -- Are you a snail?...Are you a ladybug? -- is followed by a series of simple sentences that help children appreciate the differences between themselves and a particular small animal. Realistic, detailed art and informative, easy-to-read texts make these stories perfect for reading aloud. "Slowly, slowly, slowly, your color grows stronger. Your black dots appear. Congratulations, you're a ladybug!"

Read as two friends try to find each other so that they can play a ball game. I created this series for my daughter to show her that linking the words she knew would allow her to read a book. She is so excited to have a book that she can read all by herself. I am excited that she often chooses to read instead of playing games. Also, this book is full of easy to read sight words, perfect for beginner readers. Your child will gain confidence as they learn to read the whole book by themselves. Look for other books in the series!

The story of two boys who are playing outside. One boys notices the other is gone and asks where are you? The other boys says he is on a pirate ships sailing in the ocean blue. They take turns telling the other where they are in their imaginations. They drive monster trucks, race cars, driver tractors and go camping. In the end they take a rocketship to the moon.

These ladybugs leave gentle footsteps in your child's hearts. These beautiful bugs are wonderful inspirations to do some coloring. Coloring is highly addictive because it is easy to do, but comes with many, complex benefits. For instance, it molds the imagination and creativity. It also boosts language development and the ability to control yourself. Buy a copy today!

Repetitive, predictable story lines and illustrations that match the text provide maximum support to the emergent reader. Engaging stories promote reading comprehension, and easy and fun activities on the inside back covers extend learning. Great for Reading First, Fluency, Vocabulary, Text Comprehension, and ESL/ELL! For every book purchased, Creative Teaching Press donates a book to an organization or deserving child.

For fans of Hervé Tullet and Leo Lionni, here is a simple, lively exploration of colors, shapes, and landscapes. “Where are you?” Under the bridge, out of the pond, through the sandbox—these are just a few answers as a little green snake follows a little pink snake in a day at the park. Sarah Williamson’s debut picture book is both a delightfully energetic introduction to prepositions and search-and-find concepts, and a celebration of friendship and imagination. With playful text and fresh, lively illustrations, this is the perfect book to inspire young readers, artists, and explorers.

Graham Douglas doesn't do romantic relationships, but he was knocked for a loop when he met Emma Pierce on the set of his last film. As they grew closer, he did everything in his power to keep from falling for a girl being pursued by superstar Reid Alexander. Now home in New York, his life is once again under control, until Emma appears and shows him how not over her he is.Emma Pierce is forsaking an up-and-coming Hollywood career to embark on a life she's only dreamed of - the life of a regular girl. After spending months burying her feelings for the two night-and-day guys who vied for her heart while filming her last movie, a twist of fate puts her in a coffee shop in the middle of Manhattan with the one she still misses.Brooke Cameron was a fresh-faced Texas girl when she arrived in LA. Now she's a beach sitcom star turned conceited heiress on the big screen. Having just survived three months on location with her ex - Hollywood's reigning golden boy - she's older and wiser and has her sights on her close friend Graham. The only thing standing in her way is the girl he can't forget.Reid Alexander can sum up his life in one word: boring. Between film projects, there's little going on outside of interviews, photo shoots, and the premiere of the film he finished last fall. The next-to-last thing he expects is to get a second chance with Emma, the girl who rejected him. The last thing he expects is for his still-bitter-ex to be the one to offer it to him on a platter.