Books with title Mary Had a Little Lizard

The nursery rhyme with the same name was about the Savior, Yeshua ha Mashiach, called Jesus the Christ in the Western world. This short story for young readers expands on the original account of Jesus’ birth in the Bible. It places the time of His birth during the Lord’s ordained Feast of Tabernacles. Details of Temple customs tie in with this holy birth and predestined birth place. A young boy learns the value of doing a good job and obeying his father.Mary Had a Little Lamb will also be compelling to adults interested in historical fiction. Micah 4:8 in the Bible gives a clue to Jesus’ birthplace called the “tower of the flock” translated “Migdal Eder”.

Updating the classic rhyme with "appliance humor," gives this book a hilarious twist and a great new take on the "beloved transitional object" story. Mary has a little lamp that she takes everywhere: to school, the movies, the circus, the zoo, even a wedding. One day Mary heads off to summer camp without her bendy-necked lamp and discovers that life without a lamp isn't so bad! In fact, when Mary returns home, her little lamp stays on her shelf for good. Now what will she find instead?

We all know that Mary had one little lamb, but what about the others? They can't bear to let her out of their sight either! Follow Mary, wherever she goes. Look through the die-cut holes in each page to see what her lambs are up to! Bright, colourful illustrations, innovative die cutting and popular rhymes make Books with Holes a must for every child.

Stanley Snoutowski has always been a precocious piggie-and Mary has always encouraged her little ham. In the barn and even at school (where Stanley followed her, even if it was against the rules), Stanley shows star quality. Mary knows she can't keep him down on the farm, so off he goes to the bright lights of Broadway. The days of cattle calls and nights of waiting tables are rough on the runt, but he perseveres. He knows that with hard work, determination-and a bit of luck-someday he'll play the ultimate role: Hamlet. This is a laugh-out-loud story of a determined pig and the little girl who believes in him.