Theme: Schools

Tengo seis años (Spanish Edition)

By Book Importer | Published: June 25, 2010

Vivid photographs and a fun-filled Spanish text capture the adventures, thrills, and discoveries of being part of a class of six year olds as the lively group goes on their journeys and experience many exciting times together.

Descriptors: Concept Book, Early Years (ages 2-6), Nonfiction » Other Themes: , , » Leave a comment

The Mammoth Academy in Trouble!

By Book Importer | Published: February 22, 2010

Oscar, Arabella, and their friends can’t wait to begin their second termat theMammoth Academy. But when they arrive at school on the first day after winter break, there’s a threatening graffiti message waiting for them. It seems the Cave Skool has moved nearby, and its pupils—those wild and dangerous animals called humans—are wreaking havoc. When [...]

Descriptors: Fantasy, Intermediate (ages 9-14), Primary (ages 6-9) » Other Themes: , , , , , » Leave a comment

Secret Letters from 0 to 10

By Yoo Kyung Sung | Published: December 1, 2008

Ernest Morlaisse leads an unadventurous life. He comes home every day and eats the same snack and sits down to his homework. Enter Victoria de Montardent, the new girl in class. When Victoria sees Ernest it’s love at first sight. And she makes her declaration to everyone: ” I love Ernest. . . . We’re [...]

Descriptors: Europe, France, Intermediate (ages 9-14), Realistic Fiction » Other Themes: , , , , , » Leave a comment

Secret Letters From 0 To 10

By Yoo Kyung Sung | Published: July 6, 2007

Ten-year-old Ernest lives a boring existence in Paris with his grandmother until a lively girl named Victoria enters his class at school.

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A Very Full Morning

By Yoo Kyung Sung | Published: June 29, 2007

When Little Tooth goes to her first day of school, she learns that she is not the only rabbit who is anxious

Descriptors: Europe, Italy, Picture Book, Primary (ages 6-9), Realistic Fiction » Other Themes: , , » Comments closed