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What Rhymes With That
Brenda Bucher
language (, June 30, 2019)This children's rhyming book will leave every reader giggling! This children's rhyming book will leave every reader giggling! What Rhymes with That is an interaction-based educational rhyming book for children ages 2-7. It incorporates alphabet, phonics, sight words, counting, and rhyming skills. At a younger age, the reader can focus on sight words. As your child gets older, you can practice higher-level skills.
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What Rhymes With That
Mrs. Brenda D Bucher
Paperback (Independently published, July 1, 2019)This children's rhyming book will leave every reader giggling! This children's rhyming book will leave every reader giggling! What Rhymes with That is an interaction-based educational rhyming book for children ages 2-7. It incorporates alphabet, phonics, sight words, counting, and rhyming skills. At a younger age, the reader can focus on sight words. As your child gets older, you can practice higher-level skills.
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What Rhymes With Moon
Jane Yolen
Hardcover (Philomel Books, Oct. 27, 1993)Enchanting verses and beautiful watercolor paintings transport young readers to a magical world of moonbeams and starshine, in a bedtime book of poetry.
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What Rhymes?
Rebecca Bondor
Board book (Children's Press, Sept. 1, 2013)Beautiful photos of adorable animals help toddlers to learn "what rhymes".Rookie Toddler books offer fun ways to engage with little ones during story time and play time. Each book includes story-related tips that help extend the reading experience and emphasize key learnings. Engaging photographs and illustrations will delight your toddler while encouraging a love of reading.
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What Rhymes with Cat?
Latoya Wakefield, Stephan Shand
Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 18, 2019)"What Rhymes with Cat?" is inspired by 4-year-old Sahriya. Sahriya is a smart and beautiful Jamaican girl who loves to dance, sing and paint! This fun story was made up after Auntie Latoya read with Sahriya. They had so much fun talking about rhyming nouns that Latoya was inspired to write a story right away!The illustrations are drawn by a 14-year-old teen named Stephan. He used his summer break to draw the main scenes in this story. Enjoy the fun and funny illustrations that complement the wonderful tale of "What Rhymes with Cat?"! Show Stephan and Sahriya some love by sharing this story with all your friends and of course, your cats :) If your dog is jealous, tell him/her Auntie Latoya will publish "What Rhymes with Dog?" soon!
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Rhymes With Witches
Lauren Myracle
eBook (Amulet Books, July 1, 2013)From the author of ttyl, comes this smart, savage story of a high school where popularity can be stolen. Jane dreams of being chosen as the freshman member a dominant school clique made up of one girl from each class. When her wish is granted, and she is offered a place in their group, Jane discovers the terrible price of their particular kind of popularity. There is a sinister secret to their power, one that will change Jane forever. Darkly humorous and dead on, this book will leave readers shivering in recognition.
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What Rhymes with Eel?
Harriet Ziefert, Rick Brown
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, May 1, 1996)A word-and-picture flap book features appealing illustrations that are enhanced by visual and verbal interplay, and toddlers are invited to help transform a boad into a goat, a bear into a pear, and a carrot into a parrot.
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What Rhymes With Orange?
Michael Hintz, Carolyn Hintz
eBook (Why We Do What We Do LLC, July 4, 2017)Childrens book ages 2-6Do you think nothing rhymes with orange? Let's find out. This old man wants to play a fun game with you. In this silly rhyming game using creativity and wit we will discover new fun challenges.
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Rhymes with Witches
Lauren Myracle
Paperback (Harry N. Abrams, March 1, 2006)Now available in paperback, a dark look at popularity by a New York Times best-selling authorFrom the author of ttyl, comes this smart, savage story of a high school where popularity can be stolen. Jane dreams of being chosen as the freshman member a dominant school clique made up of one girl from each class. When her wish is granted, and she is offered a place in their group, Jane discovers the terrible price of their particular kind of popularity. There is a sinister secret to their power, one that will change Jane forever. Darkly humorous and dead on, this book will leave readers shivering in recognition.Praise for Rhymes with Witches"Spins the Mean Girls theme...the dark humor, wry wit, and timely subject will catapult it to cult status..." - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"...teens will gobble the story up." - School Library Journal "Darkly comic, well realized." - Kirkus Reviews
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Rhymes with Witches
Lauren Myracle
Hardcover (Harry N. Abrams, April 1, 2005)High school freshman Jane believes that she would do anything to be popular until she is selected to be one of the four Bitches, the school's most exclusive clique, and learns that popularity has a price. Ages 14+.
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What Rhymes With Orange
Michael Hintz, Carolyn Hintz
Paperback (9780999435601, July 4, 2017)Do you think nothing rhymes with orange? Let's find out. This old man wants to play a fun game with you. In this silly rhyming game using creativity and wit we will discover new fun challenges.
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Fun with Rhymes
Manik De silva
language (, Oct. 1, 2017)Fun with Rhymes is a collection of poems for children aged 3 to 7.It helps them to understand and enjoy poetry.This book could be read by children of all ages.