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"The Day The Trash Came Out to Play"
written by David M. Beadle
Illustrated by Laurie A. Faust
Ezra's Earth Publishing 2004
from the front flap:
"There is a town called Sutton Nash,
a wonderful place to stay.
Except for one time, not long ago,
the day the trash came out to play."
When young Robin throws a candy wrapper onto the street of his beautiful town, he unintentionally starts an event of landfill proportions. It's not long before the town becomes overrun by mischievous, high-spirited litter. Can Robin fix the situation before everything is buried under a pile of unruly, stinking trash?
for more information on "The Day The Trash Came Out to Play"
www.EzrasEarth.com
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"My Brother is Very Special"
written by Amy Glorioso May
Illustrated by Laurie A. Faust
Trafford Publishing 2004
This story is about a little boy, Reed, who is very different than most little children. Reed has a severe speech disorder, Apraxia, which leaves him almost completely unintelligible to his peers. This story is told from the viewpoint of his sister, as she is well aware of his challenges and triumphs. Instead of exclusively focusing on what Reed is unable to do, this story portrays the many things he can do with his peers despite his inability to speak to them.
"My Brother is Very Special" gently teaches young children about acceptance in a way that they can developmentally understand. By reading this story to young children, we encourage them to ask questions about differences they see in others. Although the main character in this book has a speech disorder, it is written in a way that makes it universal. With developmentally appropriate text and bright, whimsical illustrations, "My Brother is Very Special" is perfect for all young children.
for more information about "My Brother is Very Special"
"My Brother is Very Special"
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"Hair, Hair Everywhere!"
written by Kathleen S. Rembisz
Illustrated by Laurie A. Faust
Trafford Publishing 2005
Hair, Hair Everywhere! is a silly story for young audiences about the most common dilemma of owning a dog--dog hair.
In Hair, Hair Everywhere! young audiences meet a playful golden retriever named Spencer and follow his shedding fur which lands everywhere. With vibrant illustrations and silly rhymes, this story is sure to delight both young audiences and their parents. By the end of the story, discover the mystery of why there's suddenly no more hair anywhere.
for more information about "Hair, Hair Everywhere!"
"Hair, Hair Everywhere!
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"Grandma, Why are there nails hanging on your tree?"
written by Ann M. Macey, Illustrated by Laurie A. Faust, Edited by Nina Modzdzanowski
Emily and Jacob visit their grandmother during the Christmas season. Grandma’s house is decorated with the usual crèche, wreath, and Christmas tree adorned with lights, ornaments, bows, berries, etc. But today, the children are very eager to know why everyone decorates as they do for the Christmas season…and why does Grandma have nails hanging on her Christmas tree?
Grandma gives them insight as to the real meaning of Christmas by using these decorations as learning tools. The children learn that Jesus Christ, and the purpose of His birth, is what should be recognized above all other distractions created by man during this holiday.
for more information about "Grandma, Why are there nails hanging on your tree?"
Ann M. Macey: annmacey@comcast.net
or
"Grandma, Why are there nails hanging on your tree?
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Lullatales
written and performed by Kelly Brennan, illustrated by Laurie A. Faust
What is a Lullatale?
Your child is the Star in our personalized children's books!
- a Story Coloring Book with an Audio CD. Your child's name will appear throughout the coloring book as the story unfolds and your child can read and sing along while listening to the songs and story, which includes their name, on the Audio CD.
Each Lullatale . . .
- has a dedication page printed in the book, so that the sender of this personalized children's book can include a special note.
- is a hardback, spiral-bound book, allowing it to lie flat for easy coloring.
for more information about Lullatales
Lullatales
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