books by Bill Martin     books:       The Little Squeegy Bug8 reviews Bill Martin, Michael Sampson Marshall Cavendish Children's Books, 2005 Magical..... The little squeegy bug didn't know who or what he was. He wasn't an ant or a cricket or even a flea and he wanted to find his purpose in life. When he met Buzzer the Bumblebee, he decided he wanted to be special, just like him. But how could he find a pair of silver wings and a stinger? Buzzer tells Squeegy he'll have to touch the sky to get a beautiful pair of silver wings like his. So that's ...             Barn Dance11 reviews Bill Martin Demco Media, 1988 Barn Dance! As an avid square dancer this delightful book captures the joy and thrill of an evening of dancing. I have shared it with my two granddaughters, ages 7 and 4. Although they question why we might dance with the cows and chickens, as shown in the wonderful illustrations, they have a better understanding of what we do at a square dance. My husband is a caller and finds the scarecrow a charming ...             Santa My Life & Times: An Illustrated Autobiography9 reviews Martin I. Green, Bill Sienkiewicz, ..., 1998 A New Family Tradition I read "Santa, My Life and Times" with my two boys, ages 4 and 6, over the week prior to Christmas. We took advantage of its longer format to spread it out over several nights, one or two chapters at a time. While I was at first worried that the youngsters' short attention spans would wane, the story, writing and illustrations are so rich that their interest only grew with each night's ...             Adam, Adam What Do You See?5 reviews Bill Martin Thomas Nelson, 2000 A positive children's book for kids and parents too! What a beautiful and simple way to tell the Bible stories! I loved this book! If you liked "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what do you see" by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle you will love this one even more. "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what do you see" has been my son's favorite book since he was 6months old, now "Adam, Adam, what do you see" will be my second son's favorite. Bill Martin Jr. has a ...             Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics10 reviews Bill Blackbeard Smithsonian Inst Pr, 1978 An Indispensable Wonder Growing up in the 60s & 70s, I wasn't much enamored of comic strips appearing in the newspaper with a scant few exceptions. Newspaper comics were awfully stale if not comatose at the time; they smell even worse now. In light of this reality, thank God I found this book 20 years ago. To me, this mammoth oversized anthology of color and b/w strips (mostly vintage 1895-1950) was and is an education, ...             Beasty Story10 reviews Bill, Jr. Martin Perfection Learning, 2002 Perfect! This is such a fun book to read to a young child. My four year old daughter loved the pace of the book, and couldn't wait to see how it all ends. She absolutely loved the characters and the cute little drawings of them. When we finished the book, she wanted to read it again right away. And again, and again and again. That's the true test of a childrens' book!             Brown Bear & Friends (Unabridged)315 reviews Bill Martin audible.com a must have! I started reading this book to my son when he was 12 months old and since then he has always loved reading it. The words are flowy and interesting enough to capture his attention. A definate must have in a toddlers bookshelf!             Oso pardo, oso pardo, que ves ahi?8 reviews Bill Martin Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2002 Oso pardo, oso pardo, ¿qué ves ahí? Excellent resource trade book. Good translation of Brown Bear, Brown Bear.             Here Are My Hands7 reviews Bill Martin, John Archambault Henry Holt and Co. BYR Paperbacks, 2007 Highly recommend This book was a gift and will be a gift for others from us. It taught my 1 year old through it's wonderful sing song rhyme to it's beautifully colorful illustrations, her body parts in two days. She brings it to me and can't read it enough. We highly recommend this for any age.             Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See?9 reviews Eric Carle, Bill Martin Puffin Books, 2007 Excellent My 2-year old son loves this book. He loves all the animals and way it reads. It is a great edition to the collection.             Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (Book and Audio CD) (Paperback)2 reviews Bill Martin Jr., John Archambault New York: Scholastic/Chardiet Unlimited, 2005 Even adults never tire of this one!!! I work in an elementary school with children of all ages and do a ton of babysitting. When I first heard this CD I fell in love with it. Every child that I've introduced to it has also loved it. It's one book/CD even an adult won't get tired of listening to!             The Joy of Drawing3 reviews Bill Martin Watson-Guptill, 1993 A wonderful book for the beginning artist. This book is filled with examples that have you actually drawing from the very first page. The theories are very well explained and understandable. Examples are easy to emulate and you receive instant gratification from the many fine examples of techniques and theories.             Composition in drawing and painting2 reviews Bill Martin Pacific Publications, 1991 Astonishing auto-biography of the ultimate Eastern European If you want to better understand Europe and European history of the 20th century, this is a book to read. Milosz is a Nobel prize-winning poet and writer. This book is his autobiography. He was born in 1911 on the territory of the former Russian Empire. He comes from the Polish-Lithuanian family and is an ultimate Eastern European. He also knows America and Western Europe well. His knowledge of ...             Explorations in Macroeconomics2 reviews James F. Willis, Martin L. Primack, ... Cat Pub Co, 1994 Outstanding Economics Narrative This is an outstanding economics textbook. Can be used as a quick primer on what the basics of the field are all about. I believe that the author of this book is a truly remarkable and extraordinary individual and everyone should listen to him closely.             A Beautiful Feast for a Big King Cat4 reviews John Archambault, Bill Martin Rebound by Sagebrush, 1999 Beautifully Illustrated story for young children. In this story, which is told in rhyme, a small mouse insists on teasing a cat, while the cat is lounging on a hammock, drinking ice water, and generally minding his own business. A chase ensues each time the mouse begins the tease and the mouse scampers back to his mother to save him. By books end, the mouse has learned that it is not wise to tease. This book is extraordinary in its ...             The Dean Koontz Companion4 reviews Berkley Trade, 1994 This book kicks! Funny man! If you are a Dean Koontz reader, you must be curious where he got his unique imagination and peculiar style. This is a funny and creative explanation of his life and work. It is not just a chronological biography, but a creative touch of this and that. FULL OF HUMOR!             Little Granny Quarterback2 reviews Bill Martin Jr., Michael Chesworth Boyds Mills Press, 2001 Granny Whiteoak Saves the Day..... Granny Whiteoak remembers the good old days when she was a big football star, the trophies, the awards, and all the press coverage. Now, sitting up in bed, she hears on TV that her team is in big trouble. She jumps up, grabs her cane, and dives into the television set, landing on the football field, ready to play. Not to worry, Granny's here to save the day..... Bill Martin Jr and Michael ...             Happy Hippopotami3 reviews Bill Martin Harcourt, 1991 We LOVE this book!! This is a great book to read to antsy kids. My child not only istened, but got very involved with the characters, soon WE were a hippopota-family! Who can resist saying, "Hippopotamama"? The text flows beautifully and the illustrations are playful and just perfect for this tale! If you loved the Happy Hippopotomi, then I wholeheartedly recommend, "The Maestro Plays" also by Bill Martin, Jr.             The Maestro Plays4 reviews Bill Martin Demco Media, 1996 My Kids' Favorite This book was my daughter's favorite when she was a baby. Now her new little brother has reacted in the same way. Little ones don't often have to patience to sit still while you read every page of a book, but for some reason they find the Maestro so captivating that they request it over and over again. Our little crawler will drag it across the room and plop it in my lap. How can you say ...             How They Found Christ: In Their Own Words3 reviews John Calvin, John Bunyan, ... Ministry Publications, 1997 Inspiring and historical Extracts of autobiographical writings by notable Christians, with a focus on the moment of conversion in their lives. One would have to spend quite alot of money to assemble the original literature from which this was culled. An excellent digest, recommended for devout Christians and seekers.              search for books audio, autobiography, beasty, beautiful, chicka, christ, collection, comics, companion, composition, drawing, explorations, friends, granny, happy, hippopotami, illustrated, koontz, little, macroeconomics, maestro, newspaper, painting, paperback, plays, quarterback, smithsonian, squeegy, unabridged, words books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Goddess: Memoir of a Transsexual home  impressum - about us