Books with title One of a Kind

Snowflakes are one of a kind - and so are these foil-edged stickers that reflect and shine when you move them from side to side. Perfect for Christmas or winter parties they also help teach boys and girls that they are special and unique. Largest stickers are 1¼ x 1¼ in. Six sheets 13 stickers per sheet; 78 stickers per package.Features. CPC Super - Stationery. CPC Primary - Sticker and Seal. CPC Sub - General. Publisher - Tyndale House Publishers

Beautifully illustrated book, packed with search-and-fine activities!One of a Kind is an innovative board book with lots of search-and-find activities to keep children busy!Read the simple, rhyming text, then explore the busy pictures to see if you can find who’s one of a kind! Children will have fun exploring Dawn Machell’s stunning illustrations in the busy scenes.

Bold, graphic art by indie rocker Chris Gorman of Belly captures the thrill and challenges of marching to your own beat.Meet a pogo-dancing, punk-rock-loving kid who loves to express himself in his own unique way. His clothes, hairstyle, music, and just the way he hears the world, all set him apart. Not everyone understands him, but he likes being one of a kind--even though it's lonely sometimes. Fortunately, it's a wide world out there, and if he looks around a kid is sure to find other one-of-a-kinds with common interests.

Ever been to a new school and wonder if you will fit in? Venus has. Ever wonder who your friends really are? Venus did. Ever been bullied but not know why and afraid to speak up? Venus was. Ever forgive? Venus did.Venus is a thirteen-year-old girl who has never been to Earth. She lives only a few planets away, but has never even seen the wispy white clouds in earth's atmosphere. That is, not until her mother arranges for Venus to spend a year on Earth. Venus is a little nervous, but also excited. Maybe her new life won't be so bad. But maybe it will be worse than she could have imagined.

In this wry and witty picture book, an only child learns that in a classroom of multiples, individuality can be awesome.All the kids in Lysander Singleton’s class are either twins or triplets, which means Lysander Singleton is the only “only child” at Twin Oaks Elementary. He tries to do what he can to fit in—making photocopies of himself, or attempting to play games with the other kids—though his efforts are usually met with unfortunate results. But when it comes time for the schoolwide Twindividuation competition, a series of events meant to encourage individuality, Lysander quickly realizes that being the only “only child” does have its advantages—and that being unique isn’t such a bad thing after all.

Bold, graphic art by indie rocker Chris Gorman of Belly captures the thrill and challenges of marching to your own beat.Meet a pogo-dancing, punk-rock-loving kid who loves to express himself in his own unique way. His clothes, hairstyle, music, and just the way he hears the world, all set him apart. Not everyone understands him, but he likes being one of a kind--even though it's lonely sometimes. Fortunately, it's a wide world out there, and if he looks around a kid is sure to find other one-of-a-kinds with common interests.

In this wry and witty picture book, an only child learns that in a classroom of multiples, individuality can be awesome.All the kids in Lysander Singleton’s class are either twins or triplets, which means Lysander Singleton is the only “only child” at Twin Oaks Elementary. He tries to do what he can to fit in—making photocopies of himself, or attempting to play games with the other kids—though his efforts are usually met with unfortunate results. But when it comes time for the schoolwide Twindividuation competition, a series of events meant to encourage individuality, Lysander quickly realizes that being the only “only child” does have its advantages—and that being unique isn’t such a bad thing after all.

Ever been to a new school and wonder if you will fit in? Venus has. Ever wonder who your friends really are? Venus did. Ever been bullied but not know why and afraid to speak up? Venus was. Ever forgive? Venus did. Venus is a thirteen-year-old girl who has never been to Earth. She lives only a few planets away, but has never even seen the wispy white clouds in earth's atmosphere. That is, not until her mother arranges for Venus to spend a year on Earth. Venus is a little nervous, but also excited. Maybe her new life won't be so bad. But maybe it will be worse than she could have imagined.