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books about: guess

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When I'm Big: A Guess How Much I Love You Storybook (Guess How Much I Love You)

4 reviews
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2007

Anna Loves to read this book!
This is a great little board book for tiny fingers. The art just mystifies little eyes and the story flows so well. My daughter will pick this book out off the shelf of 70 or more books because she loves it so much. this book is a must have for little ones.

Sesame Street Guess Who, Abby! (Sesame Street)

2 reviews
Constance Allen

Reader's Digest, 2007

Great Book!
I bought this for my two year olds birthday. She loves it. She loves Abby Cadabby and all of the Sesame Street friends, so it was a hit. This book is sturdy and withstands a two year old and her 4 year old brother.

Guess How Much I Love You

291 reviews
Sam McBratney

Candlewick, 1996

Children's Book
The book was a good price and was delivered promptly. Great service and experience as always.

Guess How Much I Love You: A Baby's First Year Calendar (Guess How Much I Love You)

15 reviews
Candlewick Books

Candlewick, 2002

Very cute, classic, good for girl or boy
This calendar is perfect for either a baby boy or girl. We have a boy, & the pictures in the calendar are straight out of the book, so if you love the book, you'll love the calendar. The stickers are cute & still leave a little room in the day to add a little note to it if you want.

Read with Dick and Jane: Guess Who (Dick and Jane)

1 review

Grosset & Dunlap, 2003

Love this book!
This book is exactly as I remembered it from childhood. Love having this to share with my own children. Brought back many childhood memories.

The Love Library: Guess How Much I Love You / Hug / Love and Kisses

7 reviews
Various

Candlewick, 2002

I Love The Love Library
I am a mother of an 18 month old and a child care provider of children 12 months to 5 years in age. I got these books as a Valentine's Day present for my daughter and she loved them. She especially liked Hug, and asked me to read all 3 of them to her over and over (She brings the book and puts it in my hand as she sits on my lap). The children in my care like them just as much. In fact, Hug was ...

You're All My Favorites

12 reviews
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2004

Team bear!
Being a big fan of Guess How Much I Love You, I had to get this book the minute it was published. It absolutely did not disappoint. None of my children are picture book age any more. The youngest is nine years old, the oldest is 27, but they all love this book too. It transcends age. For my family, it is particularly apropos, as only three of our kids still live at home, and we call ...

Guess How Much I Love You

6 reviews
Sam McBratney

Candlewick, 2006

Love it
I bought this book for my daughter's first christmas. I recently bought it again with the accompanying DVD. She is now 2-1/2 years old and loves the book and "movie." It is only 5 minutes long, but she loves to watch it over and over. It is definitely a big hit in our house!

Guess How Much I Love You
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2008

Now in a deluxe new edition Guess how much kids will love this! The original family classic is now available in a fresh new hardcover featuring embossing on the cover ? and a new, larger trim size, making it perfect for lap sharing.

Guess How Much I Love You: My Baby Book (Guess How Much I Love You)

11 reviews
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2002

Guess How Much I Love You: Baby Book
I received this book as a gift for my first son. When our second son was born, I searched and searched for a similar book for him. My problem with all the other baby books I looked at is they are too detailed! I don't want to write about everything in the world....I want to be able to record important facts and firsts about my children. So I ended up ordering the exact same book for my second ...

Guess What Is Growing Inside This Egg
Mia Posada

Millbrook Press, 2006

Everything I Know About Monsters : A Collection of Made-up Facts, Educated Guesses, and Silly Pictures about ...

9 reviews

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2002

Everything you need to know about Monsters!
This is just a plain FUN book!!! I loved it from beginning to end. I've got to get the one he did about Pirates now! The kids I've showed it to, loved it! The illustrations are well done and very funny. The text is hilarious!

Colors Everywhere: A Guess How Much I Love You Storybook (Guess How Much I Love You)

2 reviews
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2007

Wonderful Companion Book
My 2 y/o daughter loves Guess How Much I Love You so when I saw Colors Everywhere and How Big (I think that's the name of the other one--anyway there are 2 companion books) I just knew I had to get them for her. She loves them. Now every night before bed we have to read all three books.

Ingenious Gadgets: Guess the Obscure Purpose of Over 100 Eccentric Contraptions

1 review
Maurice Collins

David & Charles, 2005

A Fun Look at Some Really Weird Contraptions!
Originally published in England, this book showcases 100+ weird and wacky - and sometimes, really nifty - gadgets from the last 100 years. Nuts-and-bolts fans and antiquers will love this book; it's a hoot! Paging through this book is like stepping back into history. You marvel at the inventiveness of those nameless not-always-crackpot inventors who came up with... a Clockwork Fly Scarer ...

Guess How Much I Love You 10th Anniversary Edition (Guess How Much I Love You)

2 reviews
Sam Mcbratney

Candlewick, 2004

From SherriAllen.com Reviews
Fans of Sam McBratney's "Guess How Much I Love You" will be delighted by the Tenth Anniversary edition of the heartwarming children's classic. Covered with cloth and enclosed in an attractive slipcase, this special edition makes an excellent keepsake to be cherished for years to come. Little Nutbrown Hare is getting ready for bed when he starts a game of "I love you this much." Little ...

Guess What Came to Dinner?: Parasites and Your Health

16 reviews
Ann Louise Gittleman

Avery, 2001

Must Read!
This book is an absolute must read, especially for those plagued by Morgellons mites, dermatologists, doctors, school nurses and health care professionals. Although there is no mention about Morgellons, the insights gleaned from this book about parasites and their life cycles will help anyone with a bug problem. Pretty technical but she gets you through it with unforgettable stories. It will ...

Sesame Street Guess Who? Elmo

3 reviews
Wendy Wax, Ernie Kwiat

Reader's Digest, 2007

Great Fun!
My 2-year old son LOVES Sesame Street and he loves this book. Elmo, Zoe, Oscar, Cookie Monster and Big Bird are all "hiding" and when you open the flap, they appear. This book brings smiles and laughs to my little one all day long. In fact, I have had to buy a 2nd copy because the 1st copy is so worn and torn!

Guess Who Didn't Take A Nap? (Baby Blues Scrapbook No 3)

3 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1993

A must for any new or about to be new parents!
What a great book! If you thought "What to expect when your expecting" was telling you everything, THINK AGAIN! Every cartoon has something for the new (or old) parent. I laughed so hard when reading this book, it actually started my labor. The antics of Zoe really prepared me for my own child, and I enjoy every one of the Baby Blues books over and over as my child grows. When I feel that ...

Guess What?

10 reviews
Mem Fox

Gulliver Books, 1990

Absurd Negative Reviews -- This Book is Marvelous
I have to laugh at some of the reviewers here. Clearly this book is not meant for 3 year olds, in the same way not all Roald Dahl books are meant for young children. This in NO WAY reduces the entertainment factor and values shown in this book. So it doesn't fit squarely in with the other books the author has written. Writers have creative license to branch out, don't they? Only an adult would ...

Guess Who's Coming to Die? (A Thoroughly Southern Mystery) (Thoroughly Southern Mystery)

7 reviews
Patricia Sprinkle

Signet, 2007

A Delightful Series
Except for the first two books, I have read all of Patricia Sprinkle's Thoroughly Southern Mystery series to date and have loved each one. The stories envelop the reader in the cozy comfort of visiting with old friends, without ever letting them overstay their welcome. Each book reveals something new about returning favorites and introduces enough new friends, family members, and villains to keep ...