Books with title Parents

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Building from nuclear to extended families, and then on to people in the community, these richly photographed books help children see how they fit in the world.

A little boy learns to cope with, and love, his eccentric parents--the way they wave at him from the bus stop, pack him strange lunches, and dress oddly--in a touching tale of a situation to which many children can relate

Discusses briefly the role of parents in raising and caring for children and how the feelings of the child can affect those of the parent.

Simple text and photographs describe some of the ways parents help children, including reading together, cooking, swimming, and dressing.

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Simple text and photographs describe some of the ways parents help children, including reading together, cooking, swimming, and dressing.

A boy must contend with his weird parents--a mother who puts a hard-boiled egg with rabbit ears and whiskers in his lunchbox and a father who asks the boy to imitate a chicken in public. Reprint.

"When Mr. Simmons, Arnold's teacher, announces that next weekend is the annual Parent Day Tournament Weekend, all of the fourth-grade kids are excited. Everyone except Arnold, that is..."--P. [4] of cover.

Building from nuclear to extended families, and then on to people in the community, these richly photographed books help children see how they fit in the world.

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A young boy comes to accept his parents' unusual behavior which includes packing surprises in his lunch box and greeting strangers they meet on the street.