Books with title Wake up, city!

In this beautifully illustrated picture book, one little girl and her father are on their way to school as the whole city wakes up around them!The gumdrop sun rises highin the cotton candy sky.A woman stretches. She starts to run.The city morning has begun!The city is still fast asleep when a young girl and her father leave the house. But slowly, little by little, light starts to creep up over the buildings, and the city starts to wake up. As they walk through the drowsy streets, a woman begins her morning jog, street sweepers clean up the roads, stores begin to open, and food deliveries are made to stores and restaurants. Join these two on their morning walk to school through the city in this beautifully illustrated picture book.

Wake Up! is a fun twist on a traditional bed time story. Inspired by the shenanigans of the author's own children, this picture book reveals the activities of nocturnal animals. The authentic terms for baby animals as well as the real-life nocturnal activities make it unobtrusively educational. Children explore the concept of time throughout the book with each animal. This quick and rhythmical story is delightful for not-so-sleepy children and for the sleep deprived adults who read to them.

Alarms ring, birds sing. Traffic cops twirl, street sweepers swirl! It's morning in the city! This colorful picture book brings the sounds, sights and rhythms of the busy city to life. Its zingy text and zippy pictures make it perfect for very young children as well as for children beginning to read on their own.Awards and honors for Wake Up, City:Bank Street College, Best Books of the Year

The world is wide awake — are you? Stunning photos and poetic text usher readers into the early moments of life all around them.Wake up! Come out and explore all the new creatures being born — just-hatched birds in the trees, tadpoles in the pond, a baby fawn in the woods. In their latest collaboration, poet Helen Frost and photographer Rick Lieder, the creators of Step Gently Out, Sweep Up the Sun, and Among a Thousand Fireflies, invite readers to wake up, open their eyes, and see the awe-inspiring array of new life just outside their door.

Alarms ring, birds sing. Traffic cops twirl, street sweepers swirl! It's morning in the city! This colorful picture book brings the sounds, sights and rhythms of the busy city to life. Its zingy text and zippy pictures make it perfect for very young children as well as for children beginning to read on their own.Awards and honors for Wake Up, City:Bank Street College, Best Books of the Year

1957 vintage HARDBACK by Alvin Tresselt with original lithographed pictures by Roger Duvoisin. Written before the era of working women, so one page reads "Fathers are hurrying to their offices. Mothers are making beds and washing dishes. And the children have left for school." Pictures are vintage too with stereotypical gender roles. Excellent look at the traditions of the past generation and how rapidly roles and expectations can change.

BOOK 1 OF HEROBRINE'S REVIVAL SERIESWake UpShort storyline This is the first installment of a five part pentalogy. Steve lives the simple life on a farm handed down through generations of his family. As he tills the fields for his crops and farm animals, he reveals an ancient hidden stairwell that holds a valuable treasure. Curious and adventurous, Steve explores the hidden chamber below his farm, and unveils a secret artifact that will take him into the hills beyond and the many catacombs that lie below the hills.Follow this Exciting New Adventure!!!!! GRAB your copy NOW!!!!!*Fictional Story with Real elements included.

It’s been three summers since Madelyn’s brother Aiden fell to his death, swallowed by the cold waves of Lake Superior. They say it was an accident. She knows that's a lie.Having mastered the art of lucid dreaming, the teen scours her own dreams for her lost memory of what happened that day. The truth hides somewhere in her mind's version of Shy Harbor—where the tragedy took place. But the mirror town is cold and desolate. Her only light is Luke, the mysterious boy her dreams created. Madelyn feels closer than ever to unlocking her unconscious. Until she ventures too deep, and her worst fear is realized.She can't wake up.To return to the waking world, Madelyn must now solve her brother’s death within the eerie constructs of her own mind— before her consciousness slips away forever. As the mystery deepens and the bone-chilling Intruders begin hunting her down, Madelyn discovers that some secrets are best left under the surface.Praise for Wake Up:"De Lira’s dream world, replete with telekinesis and eerie Intruders, proves engaging. Those seeking an energetically paced adventure about grief, loss, and self-acceptance will likely enjoy joining Madelyn, her new friend Luke, and her anthropomorphic mental constructs on their journey."-Publishers Weekly