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Looking at the Stars
Jo Cotterill
eBook (RHCP Digital, Jan. 30, 2014)What if the only thing you had left were the stories in your head?Amina’s homeland has been ravaged by war, and her family is devastated . . . The women of the family – Amina, her two sisters and their mother – have no choice but to leave their home town, along with thousands of others, and head for a refugee camp.But there are even more challenges ahead . . .
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Looking at the Stars
Aaron Frontiera, Alex Williams
eBookThis is a cute story about a boy who helps "save the day" while his family gets lost on a camping adventure. He is able to come to the rescue as he has an unusual fascination with stars. He uses the constellation Orion to help his family find their way back to camp at night. This story is excellent for people who like to read about a hero, or for parents who have children on the Autistic spectrum. Such fascinations can sometimes be used in practical ways. Enjoy.
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Looking At The Stars
E. Smyth
eBook (E, )None
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LOOKING AT THE STARS
Jo Cotterill Jo Cotterill
Paperback (Random House Children's Publishers UK, June 4, 2015)Looking at the Stars
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Looking at Stars.
Donna Bailey
Paperback (Heinemann/Raintree, Oct. 1, 1990)None
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Looking at the Stars
Jo Cotterill
Hardcover (Transworld Publishers, Sept. 1, 2014)An inspiring story of hope, friendship, and love amid war that will stay with readers long after they turn the final page—perfect for Deborah Ellis fansAmina's homeland has been ravaged by war for many months, but so far they are safe, together. When a so-called liberating force arrives in the country, the family think their prayers for peace will soon be answered, but they are horribly wrong. The country is thrown into yet further turmoil and Amina's family is devastated. Her elder brother is accused of being a ringleader in a rebel group and goes into hiding. Her father is then killed for apparently protecting him. The women of the family—Amina, her two sisters, and their mother—have no choice but to leave their home town, along with thousands of others, and head for a refugee camp. But there are even more challenges ahead.
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Looking at Bears
Deborah Hodge, Pat Stephens
Paperback (Kids Can Press, Feb. 1, 2008)Kids can learn to read while learning about North American grizzly bears, polar bears and black bears. These non?fiction Level 1 first readers are interactive, with an eye-spy component at the beginning and a simple quiz at the end.
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Looking At The Stars
E. S. Smyth
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )None
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Looking at Stars and Planets
Richard Lay
eBook (Compass Publishing, Oct. 31, 2013)Just how big and hot is the Sun? What are comets made of? What is it like on the surface of Mars? How many moons does Jupiter have? What’s outside of our solar system? These questions and many others students have about space are answered in this fun to read and highly informative book about space.
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Looking at Bears
Deborah Hodge, Pat Stephens
Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Feb. 1, 2008)Kids can learn to read while learning about North American grizzly bears, polar bears and black bears. These non?fiction Level 1 first readers are interactive, with an eye-spy component at the beginning and a simple quiz at the end.
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Looking at Bears
Deborah Hodge, Pat Stephens
Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Feb. 1, 2008)Kids can learn to read while learning about North American grizzly bears, polar bears and black bears. These non?fiction Level 1 first readers are interactive, with an eye-spy component at the beginning and a simple quiz at the end.
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Astronomy: Looking at the Stars
Susan Wills, Steven R. Wills, Jenna Anderson
Hardcover (Oliver Pr Inc, Aug. 1, 2001)Traces the development of astronomy through the lives and accomplishments of seven notable innovators in the field--Claudius Ptolemy, Copernicus, Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, Galileo, Isaac Newton, and William Herschel.
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