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Pig Pig Meets the Lion
David McPhail
Hardcover (Charlesbridge, Feb. 1, 2012)There's nothing quite like a boy and his . . . lion?Pig Pig wakes up one morning to a BIG surprise. While Mama makes breakfast, Pig Pig and the lion run down the stairs, through the kitchen, over the furniture, and romp around the house. Prepositions and positional language abound in this playful story, and an unexpected friendship is forged. But will the lion be able to stay, or will the two new friends be separated forever? An action-packed laugh-out-loud read-aloud for youngsters fond of boisterous and imaginative play.
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Meet the Lion
Susanna Keller
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2010)The roar of the king of beasts strikes fear in most living creaturesincluding humans. Weve been fascinated by this animal for hundreds of years. Early readers will be awe-struck and wide-eyed as they learn about the mighty lion. A picture glossary is included, and is a great introduction to using nonfiction features.
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Meet the Lion
Susanna Keller
Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2010)The roar of the king of beasts strikes fear in most living creaturesincluding humans. Weve been fascinated by this animal for hundreds of years. Early readers will be awe-struck and wide-eyed as they learn about the mighty lion. A picture glossary is included, and is a great introduction to using nonfiction features.
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MEET THE LION
dr. elizabeth meakings, me.da. media, medamedia, peter straile
eBook (me.da.media, Nov. 12, 2016)Twi, a San (Bushmen) lad from the Ju/hoansi tribe and his friend James, a local game ranger’s son, together with Twi’s father K/ow, have some exciting experiences when hunting close to Twi’s village in the Nyae Nyae district on the border of Botswana. Here James learns about the relationship between the lion and the Ju/hoansi Bushmen tribe huntsmen.
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Pig Pig Meets the Lion
David McPhail, Lauren McCullough, Charlesbridge Publishing
Audible Audiobook (Charlesbridge Publishing, Nov. 14, 2019)There's nothing quite like a boy and his...lion? Pig Pig wakes up one morning to a big surprise. While Mama makes breakfast, Pig Pig and the lion run down the stairs, through the kitchen, over the furniture, and romp around the house. Prepositions and positional language abound in this playful story, and an unexpected friendship is forged. But will the lion be able to stay, or will the two new friends be separated forever? An action-packed laugh-out-loud read-aloud for youngsters fond of boisterous and imaginative play.