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Stories Kids Love, Themes Parents LoveDo Beetles Sing? You want to know the answer, and so do kids Beetle wants to play an instrument but doesn't want to practice. Guitar, violin, drums, which shall it be?After unsuccessfully trying out several different instruments, the stubborn little Beetle is finally convinced by his friends to go to music school. Beetle learns that taking music lessons and practicing can be fun too Little ones will learn about perseverance and patienceLittle ones will learn how tiny steps make big strides.Encourage DiscussionEach story includes after-story ideas to encourage discussion and help develop reading comprehension skills.Back Pack Books make ideal bedtime or anytime storiesHeartwarming characters and charming artwork that will surprise and delight. This book will make a great addition to any child's library.Why do kids love rhyming stories so much?Rhyming stories are fun Nursery rhymes imprint on young minds because they are easy to remember and because repetition makes children feel secure. Each reading will be more fun than the previous one as children start to anticipate the words and outcomes.Appropriate for ages 2-6 and is a great 'first reader' for kids who are learning to read on their own.

Do Bees Say Please?a friendship adventureA little bee on a farm can't understand why all the animals are afraid to be friends. Not giving up, Bee keeps trying, and eventually finds a way to convince the animals that it's safe to be friendly.In the meantime, a baby goat goes up on a rooftop and refuses to come down. All the animals try to coax the baby down, but without success. Bee comes up with a honey of an idea, and saves the day. Tempting the little goat with jars of honey seems like a winninng idea, but it turns out that just saying "please" was all that was required.Little ones will explore the benifits of good manners and learn about problem solving along with a variety of cute farm animals.Encourage DiscussionIncludes after-story ideas to encourage discussion and help develop reading comprehension skills.Back Pack Books make ideal bedtime or anytime storiesFunny, heartwarming characters and charming artwork that will surprise and delight. This book will make a great addition to any child's library and makes a perfect gift for kids 2-6 years old.Why do kids love rhyming stories, so much?Rhyming stories are fun Nursery rhymes make an imprint on young minds because they are easy to remember and repetition makes children feel secure. Each reading will be more fun than the previous one as children start to anticipate the words and outcomes.Appropriate for ages 2-6 and is a great 'first reader' for kids a little older who are learning to read on their own, as the rhymes are fun and easy.

A little boy can't wait for Sunday when the family spends the whole day together. From the bestselling author of Ten Little Happies and The Red Sweater, comes another happy tale of family life and childhood dreams.Told in spirited rhyme, this little story will help kids learn the days of the week as our hero counts down from Monday to Sunday. It's a day of rest and fun and play on Sunday. No work, no chores, just warmth and smiles. Another feel-good book for little ones to cherish.Suitable for 2 to 6 year olds.

Canadian author, Janice Garden Macdonald offers you six tales that will keep you guessing until the end. WALRUS IN A GLASS CAGE-An Inuit girl conjures up a magical formula to rid herself of the evil stone statue that has taken up residence in her home.SNOW DAY-A woman realizes too late that the body upstairs in her bedroom is not who she thinks it is.THE PLAINNESS OF MY FALL-Life slips by in a second in this Zoetrope All Story Award winning tale, judged first place by Joyce Carol Oates.WHY WASTE GOOD BEER? -A death-pact with a loved one has a surprising end.THE BIRDHOUSE-When a senior citizen is unwillingly moved from her apartment, more than a few feathers are ruffled.THE METAMORPH-A young boy throws away a lucky medallion that he later suspects has special powers.