books about: produced     books:       Good night, Good Knight17 reviews Shelley Moore Thomas Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Associated Services for the Blind, 2000 Great Bedtime Read I love to read this to my son. It's a sweet little story and the illustrations of the dragons make you want to reach out and hug them. This book has a repetitive scene, which I really like. Similar to a song, each part of the story is a different stanza bound together by a repeating chorus. It allows my son to anticipate what the Knight is going to do. I throw in some sound effects and it ...             The puppy sister10 reviews S. E Hinton Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Associated Services for the Blind, 1998 Adorable! A great childrens fantasy. I have always loved reading, but when my first grade teacher gave me this book when i was six, I read a little of it, then put it down. It wasn't until six years later, I was browsing my book shelves filled with my childhood books that I found this book again. It was a school morning, but I picked it up anyways and started reading it. I couldn't put it down! Sure, it wasn't my reading level, but ...             On the banks of Plum Creek44 reviews Laura Ingalls Wilder Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Associated Services for the Blind, 1998 Pa Loves Ma, Ma Loves Pa, and All's Right With the World! ON THE BANKS OF PLUM CREEK -- Who could forget the plague of grasshoppers, or spoiled Nellie's encounter with the crab, or Pa's sojourn in the blizzard, among other adventures? We -- my three homeschooled grandchildren and I -- are going through the Laura Ingalls Wilder series of books for the second time. We read them aloud during story time, and love every minute. These are books written ...             Have you got my purr?10 reviews Judy West Scholastic, 2001 IT IS DIFFICULT NOT TO LIKE AND ENJOY THIS ONE. The bright, large and, I might add, accurate, illustrations in this book are great, eye catching and very, very well executed! The story line is simple, a kitten who is searching for her purr. Her encounter with the barnyard animals keeps the story moving. The text is well matched with the illustrations. This is a cute warm story and is an excellent one to read with your young child. ...             These happy golden years52 reviews Laura Ingalls Wilder Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Associated Services for the Blind, 1998 Another winner from Ms. Ingalls-Wilder! Now fifteen-years-old, Laura Ingalls can't help but crave getting a job in order to help her family. Ever since her first taste of earning her own money, she is determined to find another position that complements her skills. Besides, with Mary away at college, as much as Laura misses the companionship of her beloved sister, she can't help but feel compelled to assist her family in keeping Mary ...             You read to me, I'll read to you: Very short stories to read together38 reviews Mary Ann Hoberman Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped by National Braille Press, Inc, 2002 Childrens book Great children's book. It's a fun way to encourage and read with your child.             The Script Selling Game: A Hollywood Insider's Look at Getting Your Script Sold and Produced25 reviews YonedaKathieF Michael Wiese Productions, 2002 Duane Kulikowsky The book never forgot who was reading it. If you are at a point in your career where you need guidance in what to do and what's important, this book offers you that. Kathie Yoneda, I feel, just got the balance right between fact, figures and emotion. Kathie actually cares.             A mouse called Wolf9 reviews Dick King-Smith Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 2001 A CHARMING MUSICAL MOUSE A Mouse Called Wolf comes from the inventive mind of Dick King-Smith who gave us Babe: The Gallant Pig. After watching his friends race across piano keys, wee Wolfgang Amadeus Mouse throws back his head and sings. Eventually he uses his voice to rescue the lady of the house. Wolf's antics are ably illustrated by Jon Goodell.             Hero14 reviews S. L Rottman Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 1998 This book is really NICE!!!!! I think this is a good book. I like all the characters and I like how this book is setup. This book is good for all ages. Good classroom book for teachers. I read this book in my reading class. I got into the book really fast and I couldn't put the book down. My favorite character in this book was Sean. He was a nice kid inside and it shows you in the book. At first he seemed like a ...             Ira sleeps over14 reviews Bernard Waber Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 2000 A MUST HAVE FOR ALL YOUNG READERS! This book is great for boys and girls alike, but especially poignant for young boys who still want their sleepy pals but also want to be thought of as grown-up! If you can get them to read it with the attitude of the characters, you'll smile the entire time you're reading. Dont' let this one get by you!             Family tree6 reviews Katherine Ayres Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 1998 Real genealogy buff loves the history and family angle. I am a teacher, and I research my own family history. I loved this book. Children who feel cut off from their past will relate to Tyler's uncovering of her own past, and any child (or adult!) will love the well-woven story of Tyler's determination, courage, and eventual compassion.             The borrowers aloft: With the short tale, Poor Stainless7 reviews Mary Norton Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 2001 The Borrowers Aloft I liked this book a lot. I like to read about how resourceful the Borrowers are when they use stuff humans don't need or misplace. It had really nice pictures, too. I recommend this book to kids five years and older.             Fright camp (Goosebumps series 2000)6 reviews R. L Stine Produced at Braille International, 2000 P-E-R-F-E-C-T!!!!!!!! When Andrew Herman and Tyler Herman go to Fright Camp, there were already scares when they were in the bus. When they were really at Fright Camp, Andrew was excited because there were places like "The Cavern of no Return, The Quicksand Pit...". When they meet Alonso, Alonso volunteered Chris to be volunteer from something. R.B Farraday showed, I Forgot to tell you Andrew and Tyler and all those ...             Faraway summer5 reviews Johanna Hurwitz Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Associated Services for the Blind, 1999 A wonderful book about friendship and families This is a good story about a girl who spends a few weeks with a family that is very different from her own. Dossi learns other people have alot to offer her and she has alot to offer in a friendship,too. Hurwitz is a wonderful author; she makes the characters and situation come alive.             Loaves of fun: A history of bread with activities and recipes from around the world6 reviews Elizabeth M Harbison Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped by National Braille Press, Inc, 1999 loaves of fun What a great book. We incorporated it into our homeschool curriculum (great for the kid who enjoys cooking!). In addition to the fascinating historical and cultural tour, the recipes are delicious, and provide an opportunity to work with all those tricky fractions as well. We're looking forward to more books by the Harbisons.             Alice Ramsey's grand adventure7 reviews Don Brown Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, by Clovernook Printing House for the Blind, 1998 Alice Ramsey, Pioneer...... "On June 9, 1909, Alice Ramsey drove out of New York City and into a grand adventure. Alice Ramsey wanted to be the first woman to drive across America. Alice's friend, Hermine, and her sisters-in-law, Nettie and Margaret, traveled with her..." So begins Don Brown's marvelous story of a little known young woman and her dream. Mr Brown's engaging and informative text, told in an easy to read ...             Neale S. Godfrey's ultimate kids' money book9 reviews Neale S Godfrey Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped by National Braille Press, Inc, 1999 A great book about money for ages 7 to 107. A great book about money. A must if you are interested in stocks, bonds, credit, ATMs, mutual funds, the history of money or money in general. For ages 7-107, making it great for school, while humorous cartoons make it fun to read. Ideas for thought, and projects for the family. Crisp, clear writing makes it easy to understand, whle Word Banks is mini glossary. Makes a great gift!             Claudia Gets Her Guy (Baby-Sitters Club Friends Forever #7)8 reviews Ann M Martin Produced at Braille International, 2000 A VERY Surprising Twist of Fate Claudia has the chance to get her guy and making up with herBFF, Stacey! But,while on her way to getting her man, somethingunexpected happen. Claudia wrote a letter for Jeremy meaning on "More than Friends", and slipped into Jeremy's locker, but it turns out it wasn't his locker! And the guy who reads it falls for Claudia! This incident brought Stacey and Claudia together as friends again, ...             My life with the wave6 reviews Catherine Cowan Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped by National Braille Press, Inc, 1998 beautifully drawn and very entertaining this book plays on the beliefs of a child; wanting the impossible. i must admit that i wanted a wave of my own after reading this book! the artwork is magnificent, the dialogue is intriguing yet understandable...this is a MUST have for anyone with children...or anyone with an imagination.             How to catch an elephant6 reviews Amy Schwartz Produced in braille for the Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped by National Braille Press, Inc, 2000 Lots of laughs and giggles How do you catch an elephant? Easy...all you need are three cakes, two raisins, one telescope and a pair of tweezers. This is a silly, funny book that will charm your pre-schoolers. The repetitive format makes for easy reading and younger children will be able to "help" you read. The illustrations are simple and colorful. An all around winner. You can't go wrong with this book.              search for books activities, adventure, around, baby-sitters, borrowers, called, claudia, elephant, family, faraway, forever, friends, fright, getting, godfrey, goosebumps, history, hollywood, insider, produced, recipes, script, selling, sister, sitters, sleeps, stainless, stories, together, ultimate 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: Seelisch verwendbar. 66 Gedichte, 16 Epigramme und 1 Prosaische ... leave a comment home  impressum - about us