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Books with title New neighbors for Nora

  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz, Debbie Tilley

    eBook (StarWalk Kids Media, Aug. 13, 2012)
    Nora loves making new friends--but there aren't many kids to play with in her New York apartment building. Apart from her little brother, Teddy, there's only four-year-old Russell. The three of them have lots of fun--but what would happen if there were more kids around? More fun, whats that!
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  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Nov. 1, 2001)
    After a painfully unpromising beginning, Nora begins to make friends with the new boy who has just moved into her apartment building. Reprint.
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  • New neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Paperback (Scholastic, Aug. 16, 2002)
    New neighbors for Nora (Riverside kids) [paperback] Hurwitz, Johanna [Jan 01, 2002] …
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  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Library Binding (HarperCollins, April 24, 1991)
    After a painfully unpromising beginning, Nora begins to make friends with the new boy who has just moved into her apartment building
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  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Paperback (Dell Pub Co, Aug. 1, 1982)
    After a painfully unpromising beginning, Nora begins to make friends with the new boy who has just moved into her apartment building
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  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Paperback (Puffin, June 1, 1991)
    After a painfully unpromising beginning, Nora begins to make friends with the new boy who has just moved into her apartment building
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  • New Neighbors

    Lisa Thompson, Reading Eggs, Deane Taylor

    language (Blake eLearning, March 5, 2019)
    The truck that pulls up on Larkin Street is filled with furniture and LOTS of boxes. What’s going on?Welcome to Larkin Street! Enjoy the adventures of Buzz Boy and his friends on Larkin Street—where the neighbors are friendly but a little strange. Mrs. Barker has 100 cats … Harry Wilson is hopping backward to stop his hiccups … Mr. Delgado is always painting his bird bath … The colorful and humorous Storylands, Larkin Street series is perfect for early readers as they build their reading skills. Come and join the fun!This book’s Lexile measure is 330L.For children aged 5–8Stories about families, friends, new experiences, and everyday adventureBuilds vocabularyDevelops comprehension skills with focused questions at the back of each bookVibrant and energetic illustrationsFind and read more books in the Storylands: Larkin Street series.Storylands: Larkin Street is published by Reading Eggs, the educators with more than 30 years' experience publishing quality literacy resources for children all over the world.
  • New neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz

    Hardcover (Morrow, Aug. 16, 1979)
    The further adventures of an inquisitive seven-year-old who lives in a New York City apartment building.
  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz, Lillian Hoban

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, April 1, 1991)
    After a painfully unpromising beginning, Nora begins to make friends with the new boy who has just moved into her apartment building
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  • New Neighbors for Nora

    Johanna Hurwitz, Debbie Tilley

    School & Library Binding (Topeka Bindery, Nov. 16, 2001)
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  • New Neighbors

    Margaret L. Starbird, Alden Leonard

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 22, 2014)
    In this appealing story, so universal it could have happened anywhere, several young neighbors are challenged to address cultural stereotypes as they work to form a new friendship. Children of all ages—as well as their parents and teachers—will appreciate the open-mindedness evolving from their encounter with New Neighbors.
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  • New Neighbor

    Ms Lynn G. Kruse

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 26, 2011)
    Asian Lew moves into a new neighborhood and makes friends with Caucasian Sue. The two do ordinary things available to most children as they become acquainted. Focus on primary colors and rhyming words make it appealing to preschool-age children as well as those learning to read. Demonstrates children of differing ethnicities have similar needs and desires.
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