books by Keith Faulkner (wide-mouthed recognition scooby-doo)

books by Keith Faulkner

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4 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Andre Deutsch Ltd, 1998

Imagination at work!
I have read this book to my children and they loved the pop up pictures. This story tells of how a pig once had a long nose and how it came about that he now has a short nose. This story hold the interest of children of all ages. I also used this story with my special education class. It held their attention and provided us with a great activity to make. We made paper plate pigs who had pop ...

The Mouse Who Ate Bananas

3 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Orchard, 2001

The Mouse Who Ate Bananas
I am a children's librarian and I used this book for a preschool storytime--the children loved it. It is a pop-up book with large 2-page spread pop-ups that are totally delightful. The mouse eats bananas and throws the peel over his shoulder. Along come elephant, rhino, lion, and giraff who all slip on the peel. The animals are all drawn in wonderful poses when they slip--they are all drawn in ...

The William Faulkner Audio Collection

3 reviews

Caedmon, 2003

Some Faulkner for Those Rides Through the Countryside
Caedmon has done it again. This is an excellent selection of Faulkner's short stories (A Rose for Emily, Barn Burning, That Evening Sun, Spotted Horses, and Wash--all unabridged) and excerpts from a few of his longer works, all read very well with passion and control by Debra Winger, Keith Carradine and Arliss Howard. But the best part of this collection has to be the opportunity to hear ...

The Wide-Mouthed Frog: A POP-UP BOOK

44 reviews
Keith Faulkner, Jonathan Lambert

Dial, 1996

A Favorite Pop-Up For Kids
If you can only afford to get one pop-up book for your 3-6 year old, get this one! I do storytime with pre-K children and this is defintely one of their favorites as they shout "READ IT AGAIN!" There are also puppet kits available with this book which really brings the story to life and let's the kids re-tell the story. I found them at Lakeshore Learning.

The Five Senses
Keith Faulkner

Cartwheel, 2002

The ears of an aardvarkCan hear every sound.They can hear tiny antsWho walk underground.Rhyming text and brightly colored illustrations teach children about the five senses. Children can pull a tab on each spread to watch an animal move and use one of its senses. An aardvark hears its prey, a bear tastes honey, a chimp touches her baby, an elephant smells a lion, and a bushbaby sees a bug.

The Giraffe Who Cock-A-Doodle-Doo'd

2 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Dial, 2002

WONDERFUL!!!
I bought this book for my 4 month old son and he absolutely LOVES it! It is very colorful, not too long, and the pop-ups are really large and can almost touch his face when the book is open. He coos and smiles when we read it!

Charlie Chimp's Christmas
Keith Faulkner

Barron''s Educational Series, 2002

It's the night before Christmas, and Charlie Chimp is much too excited to sleep. When he hears strange noises in the house, he begins to imagine that some of his friends might be arriving to help him celebrate. Could it be one of Santa's escaped reindeer? Or the snowman in the yard? Or has the Christmas tree itself come alive? Finally, Charlie falls asleep, and young readers discover the cause of the noise. It's Santa! Die-cut pages with ...

Jurassic Jumble (Mix-Up Pop-Up Books)

1 review
Keith Faulkner

Barron''s Educational Series, 2005

Very entertaining
My kids are 1 and 3 and we all so much fun with this book. We all get into making crazy combinations and funny voices for our mixed up creatures. Very fun. Get into it.

My First 100 Words in Spanish/English (My First 100 Words Pull-Tab Book)

3 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Libros Para Ninos, 1998

A very interesting book
I am a spanish teacher and I strongly recommnend this book for beginners students (K-2nd grade). It is very interesting for the child to see the object in English and then pull the tab and find the word in spanish. The prononunciation guide is very helpful.

The Hiccuping Hippo

1 review
Keith Faulkner

Dial, 2004

Cute but...
This story is cute but I recommend getting The WIDE MOUTHED BULL FROG or THE LONG NOSED PIG which are more entertaining, in my opinion. My kids love those 2 and are so-so about the hippo story.

Spelling Machine

1 review
Keith Faulkner

Cartwheel Books, 2006

Made spelling fun!
My 5 year old daugther loves the book. She could not put it down. The wheel interaction is very entertaining for her. She learned to spell five words in less than a day by herself. If there is a part II of this book I will be buying it.

Time to Play (Puppy Scooby-Doo)
Siobhan Ciminera, Keith Faulkner

Grosset & Dunlap, 2006

Puppy Scooby-Doo is having a great time playing with his new ball in the park. The other animals want to play, too, but he?s happier playing by himself. But each time Puppy Scooby-Doo?s ball gets away from him, he needs help getting it back. Find out how the other animals come to the rescue.

The Monster Who Loved Books

3 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Orchard, 2002

Great read for young children to teach literacy skills!
This is a wonderful book to use with young children to introduce various genres and fiction and non-fiction types of text. I would recommend it for ages 2-8 (maybe a little older).

Piggy's Belly Button

3 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Random House Books for Young Readers, 2003

Entertainment Value: A+ (good giggles) & Learning Point: delayed gratification.
I agree with the other two posts so far. I would argue that if one is hoping to use this book as an example of a moral lesson, to seek out other books. The "moral" of the story (to listen to your mother) does not turn out to be a lesson but rather just a silly notion for smiles, only. I do wonder what my 2.5 year old must make of Piggy pushing his belly button and essentially "blowing out" his ...

Dracula/a Spooky Lift-The-Flap Book
Keith Faulkner

Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1993

Inventive illustrations and lively verse highlight a visit to Count Dracula to help the Count and his friends celebrate his birthday, as readers lift the flaps to meet each monstrous guest, with a big surprise at the end.

Jane's Warship Recognition Guide (Jane's Warships Recognition Guide)

11 reviews
Keith Faulkner

HarperResource, 1999

Excellent
This is a must for those who love warships. It contains everything you want to know about a warship: weapons, performance, name, country... Very interesting for those like me who are in the navy.

My First 100 Words In French And English (A Pull-the-Tab Language Book)

2 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Little Simon, 1998

Love the pronunciation guide
The pronunciation guide at the back of the book is very helpful for me when teaching the words to my kids, as I wouldn't know otherwise. Some of the vocabulary words are not appropriate for my children, as they don't know those words in English.

Ten Little Monkeys: A Counting Storybook

3 reviews
Keith Faulkner

Cartwheel Books, 2001

For parents seeking to teach math to kids over 3
Ten Little Monkeys is a play-along counting story about ten monkeys also deserves ongoing mention for parents seeking to teach math to kids over 3 years of age. The hands-on activity with ten funny monkeys provides a whimsical counting storybook complete with pop-ups.