Books with title Whose Ears Are These?

A vibrant, multicultural board book that celebrates a baby's sweet knees, for fans of Ten Tiny Fingers and Ten Little Toes.Parents and children will enjoy this interactive board book full of toddler appeal that is perfect for celebrating a baby's adorable knees.Snuggle with your child on your lap while you enjoy this fun, rhyming text and bold artwork.

This book is about learning through play. There is a rhyming-poem on each page. The last word is missing. The reader or page-player fills-in the missing word with the animal’s name that is pictured opposite the poem. Context clues can be used as well. Then too the pages may be colored to add beauty to the illustrator’s art. The overall idea is to have fun and enjoy the read.

Handpicked by Amazon kids’ books editor, Seira Wilson, for Prime Book Box – a children’s subscription that inspires a love of reading. A vibrant, playful verse that celebrates a beautiful brown baby's sweet little knees, for fans of Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes. I've searched the world and seven seas. Never have I seen such charming knees. Snuggle with a child on your lap with this companion title to the popular board book Whose Toes Are Those?. With lush, adorable pictures from New York Times bestselling illustrator LeUyen Pham, reminiscent of the beloved work of Ezra Jack Keats, this interactive rhyme full of toddler appeal is a perfect baby gift for parent-child playtime.

This wacky collection features the feet of 14 creatures. Children can guess whose feet they see before turning the page to discover a photograph of the complete animal, along with amazing facts. 14 color photos. About the Whose? Animals series: Author and photographer Wayne Lynch reveals the world of wild animals. Each creature is introduced by showing a photo highlighting one feature and some clues. Then the complete animal is pictured along with more facts.

Open wide and say "Ah" with Whose Teeth Are These? This latest addition to Wayne Lynch's animals series is a close-up look at creatures in the wild. From shy Tasmanian devils to deadly diamondback rattlesnakes, kids are sure to eat up these fun-filled facts and come back for seconds. About the Whose? Animals series: Author and photographer Wayne Lynch reveals the world of wild animals. Each creature is introduced by showing a photo highlighting one feature and some clues. Then the complete animal is pictured along with more facts.

Who has eyes on the top of its head? Who has eight eyes, instead of just two? Whose grey eyes turn white as it gets older? In Whose Eyes Are These?, children are invited to identify everything from squirrels to vultures from up-close pictures of just their eyes. Is it a burrowing owl? A sand snake? An American crocodile? As they turn the page, a vivid color photograph of the entire animal is revealed. Accompanied by fun-filled facts and intriguing text, Whose Eyes Are These? captivates young readers and introduces them to birds, animals, and reptiles from around the world. About the Whose? Animals series: Author and photographer Wayne Lynch reveals the world of wild animals. Each creature is introduced by showing a photo highlighting one feature and some clues. Then the complete animal is pictured along with more facts.

A deer with floppy pink bunny ears? A lamb with great big elephant ears? A mouse with long, baggy pup ears?It could happen.And it does.When a mischievous little sister gets into her brother's toys, they have a come-apart in a most unusual way, resulting in mixed-up ears, silly antics, and a creative solution that invites reader participation.Playful rhyme and lively illustrations capture the silliness and hilarity of the wacky situation with various combinations of possible fits. The ear-bands include fun details such as a lion's shaggy mane, a lamb's woolly fringe, and a deer's spiky antlers.The unexpected ending has an interactive twist, allowing the reader to answer the story's question, Whose Ears Are Whose?Award-winning book:* Honorable Mention in the 2008 International Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards* First Place Winner in the League of Utah Writers 2008 Publication Awards* Finalist in the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in both picture book and poetry categories