books by Nurit Karlin     books:       Squirrels at My Window: Life With a Remarkable Gang of Urban Squirrels13 reviews Grace Marmor Spruch, Nurit Karlin Johnson Books, 2000 Delightful and fun This book is such a gem, easily one of the best books I've read in a long time. It's informative, funny, and written with a very sensitive eye. You really do get to know (and love) each of the memorable characters that visited the author over the years. All the while, you learn a lot of fascinating things about squirrels and how they behave. I was a little worried when I ordered the book that ...             I See, You Saw (My First I Can Read)2 reviews Nurit Karlin HarperCollins, 1999 I See, You Saw Short, concise sentences. Use of present and past tense. Homor used through homonyms.* The ending left me thinking there should be one last page or sentence to tie it together. *It is coming down. Quack! Duck! Quack, Quack. "Oh, it is a duck." "I see the sea." Very good book with color illustrations. I would recommend this one to K through the 1st grade, as well as the teachers and ...             Ten Little Bunnies Nurit Karlin Aladdin, 1994 Ten little bunnies merrily romp through the countryside until suddenly--one by one--each meets an untimely fate. This wickedly funny twist on the traditional counting book will entertain as well as teach young readers numbers from one to ten. Full color.             No Comment1 review Nurit Karlin Bantam Books, 1981 Tongue-in-cheek Silliness Nurit Karlin's book is a wry wink at conventional and typical behavior. Her simple and clear drawings are instantly appealing and somewhat whimsical. No Comment explores non-linear patterns of thought, illustrating simple everyday events and phrases with atypical yet extremely logical interpretations. These are not childish cartoons. Ms Karlin simply takes the familiar and translates it for us. ...             The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat (I Can Read Book 1)23 reviews Nurit Karlin HarperCollins, 1998 Makes me laugh every time Such a cute story, and it has my daughter, husband, and I all giggling. The way the words repeat is great too, I can see how she is recognizing a lot of the words, mat, cat, hat, rat, etc.             Abra Cadabra and the Tooth Witch (Novelty)3 reviews Nurit Karlin Somerville, 1999 A Great Story! We read this story to our daughter the night her first tooth came loose. Then we read it again the night the tooth fell out. What a GREAT story to tell about how the Tooth Fairy came about AND what happens with all the teeth! It's also great that the book comes with a beautiful moon with a small bag attached for the tooth to go into. Makes it soooo much easier for the Tooth Fairy to find the ...             The Dream Factory Nurit Karlin Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1988 A little sheep who doesn't like to go to bed at night changes her mind after a visit to the Dream Factory.             A Train for the King Nurit Karlin Coward McCann, 1989 Trying to impress his queen, a king orders an incredibly long train to wear and suffers unexpected results.             Little Big Mouse Nurit Karlin Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1991 A little mouse who wants to become big decides to find out how to make that happen.             The Blue Frog Nurit Karlin Coward McCann, 1989 A frog community, puzzled by the color of a blue newcomer, is asked to reflect on why its members are green.             Collection of Storytime Favorites (I Can Read, Beginning Reading 1) Nurit Karlin,Eugene Zion,Crosby Bonsall,Margaret Parish Bernard Wiseman Harper-Collins Publishers, 2009 A collection of storytime favorites including: Morris the Moose, The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat, Harry and the Lady Next Door, And I Mean It,Stanley, No More Monsters for Me             Media: The Second God1 review Tony Schwartz Random House, Inc., 1981 A Forgotten Classic On Modern Media Putting aside Tony Schwartz's contributions to and popularity among practitioners of advertising, media consulting, campaign management, sound editing, television production, anthropology, and communications as a whole, in reading this work we must admit the following: it is impossible to compose an effective narrative, analysis, or general study of modern man (be it in historical or sociological ...             The April Rabbits6 reviews David Cleveland, Nurit Karlin Putnam Pub Group (T), 1978 If you see a rabbit on the first.... Poor Robert, all innocent, on his way to school, on the first day of April--sees one rabbit. The next day he sees two rabbits. On the tenth day he sees ten holes in the lawn with rabbit ears sprouting happenstance. On the sixteenth Robert finds sixteen rabbits making double-decker peanut butter and radish sandwiches in the kitchen. On the twenty-fifth Robert gets just the book he wants at the ...             The tooth witch Nurit Karlin Lippincott, 1985 An apprentice witch who is assigned to help the bungling old Tooth Witch is magically transformed into the Tooth Fairy.              search for books april, beginning, blue, book, bunnies, cadabra, collection, comment, dream, factory, favorites, first, frog, gang, life, little, media, mouse, novelty, rabbits, reading, remarkable, second, squirrels, storytime, tooth, train, urban, window, witch books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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