Books with title What Cats Can Do

There are many things cats can do that children can’t, such as lap up milk, leap double the length of their bodies, and use their tongues as combs. There are also a number of things that cats can’t do, like sing children to sleep, or get down from trees . . . Abner Graboff combines the voice of childhood innocence with a wonderful sense of fun in his quirky book about the mysteries of cats and their secret lives, inspired by the Graboff family’s own beloved cat Tarzan. Told from the point of view of a young child, this whimsical tale is complemented by Graboff’s characteristically playful and bold illustrations.

“Cats can stare and cats can share cats can kiss and cats can hiss”.Cats are such wonderful creatures! They are good friends and companions. Enjoy this book full of beautiful photos of cats just being themselves! Your children will love the soothing sound of rhymes! The writing is fun and lively as well as educational. This Book contains vivid images of cats for each page so your child can see up close as they hear the rhyming words. There are 31 photos of different cats in total. They portray cats in many different settings, as well as a variety of breeds. The 6’’x9’’ trim size is a perfect portable size and easy for small children to hold in their hands. This book is truly a great way for kids to explore, learn and to have fun while they dive into the world of cats. This educational book will spark their interest as well as teach them to be kind and loving toward animals.Just like Nursery Rhymes are powerful learning source in early literacy, this book too will enable children to become interested in the rhythm and patterns of language in a way that listening to stories does not provide.Rhymes are easy to repeat, so they become some of a child’s first sentences. They allow even very young children to speak and understand in full sentences; this is a skill they will need before they are able to read.Rhymes are a great way into learning early phonic skills (the ability to hear, identify and manipulate letter sounds).Rhymes improve a child’s vocabulary. Children hear and use new words that they wouldn’t come across in everyday language.The rhymes from this book can be enjoyed anytime, anyplace, anywhere: bedtime, bath time or riding in a car! Expand your child’s imagination and have fun!What Cats Can Do, Rhymes for Children is perfect for ages 12 months -- 3 years.

Love Cats? “Cats can stare and cats can share cats can kiss and cats can hiss”. Cats are such wonderful creatures! They are good friends and companions. Enjoy this book full of beautiful photos of cats just being themselves! Your children will love the soothing sound of rhymes! The writing is fun and lively as well as educational. This Book contains vivid images of cats for each page so your child can see up close as they hear the rhyming words. There are 31 photos of different cats in total. They portray cats in many different settings, as well as a variety of breeds. The 6’’x9’’ trim size is a perfect portable size and easy for small children to hold in their hands. This book is truly a great way for kids to explore, learn and to have fun while they dive into the world of cats. This educational book will spark their interest as well as teach them to be kind and loving toward animals. Just like Nursery Rhymes are powerful learning source in early literacy, this book too will enable children to become interested in the rhythm and patterns of language in a way that listening to stories does not provide. Rhymes are easy to repeat, so they become some of a child’s first sentences. They allow even very young children to speak and understand in full sentences; this is a skill they will need before they are able to read. Rhymes are a great way into learning early phonic skills (the ability to hear, identify and manipulate letter sounds). Rhymes improve a child’s vocabulary. Children hear and use new words that they wouldn’t come across in everyday language. The rhymes from this book can be enjoyed anytime, anyplace, anywhere: bedtime, bath time or riding in a car! Expand your child’s imagination and have fun! What Cats Can Do, Rhymes for Children is perfect for ages 12 months -- 3 years.

What Kyle Can Do receives bright, large drawings by Marcin Piwowarski to accompany the story of seven-year-old Mya, who enjoys being a big sister to her siblings. There's a difference in her family when brother Kyle is born, however, for he has Down syndrome, and all the things Mya had dreamed of doing with her new brother seem impossible. The message here isn't about Kyle's limitations so much as his possibilities. As Mya learns what Down syndrome means for her and her family, she also absorbs the basics of the condition and the possibilities of Kyle bringing joy to her family's life, and young readers are brought into her journey of discovery. Parental read-aloud assistance will enhance this story; especially since it opens the door for discussions of Down syndrome and why Mya comes to realize that having such a brother "makes her family special".

What do you want to do this summer? What do you want to be when you grow up? Dream big, have fun, and write and illustrate your own story here on the pages of your very own book! Featuring the illustrations of Civin Media Relations artists Jason Boucher (A Cup of Kindness and the Different Just Like Us coloring book), Archangelo Crelencia (BElieve in YOUrself! and Running with Reed: Be a Better Somebody), Jason Cheeseman-Meyer (A Chance to Dance: Singing in the Rain) and Jessica Reber (The Adventures of Super Liam), this book will help your little ones to imagine all the possibilities as they color, write, draw, and play games. Start your summer vacation with big dreams - there's no limit to what you can do!

Shy and insecure, Laini Williams is counting the days until graduation when she can escape her hometown of Camden, Ohio. But when she is called on to act out a scene from Romeo and Juliet and football star Avery Pearson kisses her in front of the class, everything changes.Now, ignoring her best friend’s warning, “Brainy Laini” is on the arm of the most popular jock in school. Haunted by her father’s abandonment of her, Laini must learn to trust Avery’s love and believe in herself. And like the Shakespearean plays she is reading in class, when her story becomes more a tragedy than a romance, Laini must overcome her insecurity and her grief to find strength within herself.