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What Do You Think, Katie?
Fran Manushkin, Tammie Lyon
eBook (Picture Window Books, Dec. 21, 2015)Hi! I'm Katie Woo. I am writing an opinion piece for my school paper. I wasn't sure what to write about until JoJo and Pedro made me mad. Now I'm going to tell everyone just what rotten friends they can be. While I'm at it, I'll teach you how to write an opinion piece, too.
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What do you think, Feezal?
Elizabeth Honey
eBook (Allen & Unwin, Sept. 1, 2000)A funny modern princess-in-a-tower story about a poor little rich girl, some rotten robbers, a Harley Davidson motorbike, family, friendship, money, computers, books and babysitters. It's also about wanting a dog.
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What Do You Think I Am-- Crazy?
P. Farmer, Patti Farmer
Hardcover (Barron's Educational Series, July 15, 1994)When the times come for Duck to leave the nest, learn to swim, start flying, and go south for the winter, he is reluctant to face the world, but he comes to realize that he can do these new things and be fine.
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What Do You Think I Am .... Crazy?
Patti Farmer, Joseph Veno
Hardcover (Barrons Juveniles, March 1, 1991)When the times come for Duck to leave the nest, learn to swim, start flying, and go south for the winter, he is reluctant to face the world, but he comes to realize that he can do these new things and be fine.
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What Do You Think I Saw?
Nina Sazer, Lois Elhert
Hardcover (Random House (Merchandising), July 15, 1976)None
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What Do You Think, Feezal?
Elizabeth Honey
Paperback (Allen & Unwin (Australia) Pty Ltd, April 1, 2001)None
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What Do You Think I Saw?
Nina Sazer, Lois Elhert
Paperback (Knopf Books for Young Readers, March 12, 1976)Introduces the numbers one to ten while describing in rhyme the unusual things a young rhinoceros sees on the way to town
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WHO DO YOU THINK YOU
Charles M. Schulz
Mass Market Paperback (Ballantine Books, Oct. 12, 1982)Book by Schulz, Charles M.
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What Do You Think?
None
Paperback (Heinemann Library, Oct. 15, 2008)The aim of these books is to teach students how to think not what to think. By providing case studies, historical context and individual opinions, but not a specific right and wrong, these books encourage readers to think and express themselves independently. Each topic also acts as a springboard for a discussion of related issues. A range of viewpoints encourage critical thinking, and simple activities and exercises provide practical advice and examples of critical and creative thinking skills. They include a mixture of text types, including recounts, reports discussions and persuasion texts.
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What Do You Think?
W. Melvin Strong
Hardcover (Utah Printing Co. Salt Lake City, Ut., March 15, 1971)The aim of this new series is to teach children how to think, not what to think. By providing case studies, historical context and individual opinions but not a specific right or wrong, these books encourage readers to think and express themselves independently.Each topic of the book acts as a springboard for a discussion on related issues. The books include a range of viewpoints to encourage critical thinking. They contain simple activities and exercises to provide practical advice and examples of creative thinking and a mixture of text types including recounts, reports, discussion and persuasive text.
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What do you think?
W. Melvin Strong
Hardcover (W.M. Strong, March 15, 1971)The aim of this new series is to teach children how to think, not what to think. By providing case studies, historical context and individual opinions but not a specific right or wrong, these books encourage readers to think and express themselves independently.Each topic of the book acts as a springboard for a discussion on related issues. The books include a range of viewpoints to encourage critical thinking. They contain simple activities and exercises to provide practical advice and examples of creative thinking and a mixture of text types including recounts, reports, discussion and persuasive text.
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What Do You Think, Chuck?
Betsy Davis
Paperback (KIDS AT HEART PUBLISHING & BOOKS, Oct. 31, 2011)Chuck, the duck and all his farm animal friends must learn to deal with a new guest that upsets their peaceful life.