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  • Whoosh!

    Mark Weakland, Alan Brown

    eBook (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2018)
    Wile E. Coyote will try anything to catch Road Runner. Watch as he tries out flying contraptions in the hopes of grabbing that crazy bird. Will gravity be on Wile E.'s side? Or will it simply drag him down? Learn the answers inside!
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  • Whoosh!

    Tupera Tupera

    Board book (Gakken, Aug. 11, 2020)
    Look what the wind blew in (or off) in this entertaining, interactive picture book from bestselling author/illustrator Tupera Tupera.Wind whoooooshes . . . and has hysterical results in this imaginative book. What happens to dandelion, a lion's mane, a hipster's hairdo, an ice cream cone, and even one unlucky kid with a cold when the wind picks up? Little readers can open the flap to find out. Laughter guaranteed. Fun onomatopoeia and interactive flaps make Whoosh! a fantastic read-together book.
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  • Whoosh

    Delores Topliff

    language (, June 12, 2015)
    The desire of a boy's heart is answered -- then he learns to give his answer away. And in the process, he grows more into a man.The words "tender and "true" come to mind as I read Whoosh, an incident that really happened in the Northern wilderness. The story reveals the tender heart of God and the way He nurtures the tender faith of children.--Sharon M. Knudson, author of Miracles and Milestones and President of the Minnesota Christian Writers GuildWe love reading to our grandchildren this beautiful story of unselfishness and loving care. Whoosh will make you laugh and will put a lump in your throat as you see wishes become prayers and the expectant heart of a child receive its reward.--Jim and Ramona Rickard, Founders, RAIN Ressurrection Apostolic International NetworkThis true story will excite readers as they see a young boy believing for the desire of his heart. Upon receiving it, he shows great strength in facing a difficult decision.--Joyce Erickson, President Emeritus Maranatha CollegeA delightful story of a young boy whose answered prayer strengthens not only his faith, but also the faith of others. A book to enchant young readers everywhere.--Connie Lounsbury, author of Kathleen Creek and The Shadows of Abu Ghraib: A Nurse's StoryDelores Topliff holds graduate degrees in English (nearly matched by history) and teaches in Twin Cities' colleges. Besides writing, teaching, and speaking, she offers consulting and publishing services. She lives in Minnesota. Visit her online at www.delorestopliff.comDelores Topliff is the author of three books:WhooshLittle Big Chief and the Bear HuntLittle Chief and Ogopogo
  • WHOOSH!

    Joan Leotta, Rebecca Michael Zeissler

    Hardcover (THEAQ Publishing, Aug. 15, 2015)
    A snow day! Share the excitement of waking up and discovering that the ground is covered with snow. Even better, we are snowed in and Dad is home instead of at work! To celebrate, Dad and I are going sledding. The sound of the sled going down the hill at a nearby park (WHOOSH!) guides the tale through the fun and bonding between the child and her dad. His love for her is demonstrated in the smallest ways - in gestures she may not understand now, but will impact her later. In dialogue with both her dad and mom, the child reveals that time with them is indeed the most important thing to her - any day. This book is written from the first person point of view, so that the listener is able to visualize themselves in the role of the child.
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    Paperback (Parragon Book Service Ltd, )
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    Hardcover (Igloo Books Ltd, )
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