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This rhyming story with color photos tells of a young proboscis monkey in Borneo. He worries because his nose is smaller than the ones of other males. When the other monkeys tease and bully him, he pulls and stretches and tugs on his nose to make it bigger. And then something happens . . . “Winning by a Nose” is a book for children who enjoy reading and listening to rhymes, and for those who like reading to them. It includes maps of the world and Indonesia, a question-and-answer section, a glossary of words that children might not know, and the scientific classification of the proboscis monkey. Stories for kids can be both fun and educational. “Winning by a Nose” helps children to: (1) exercise their imaginations, (2) learn about proboscis monkeys and Borneo, (3) understand how teasing can hurt, and (4) build their vocabularies by learning words they might not know.
A young cow falls in love with a whale in this rhyming fantasy set in Maine’s Acadia National Park. The Keeper of the Sea angrily disapproves of the match. What does he do when the cow and whale produce a son? Danielle Armitage’s delightful full-color illustrations breathe life into the story and help readers learn about the Acadia region and Maine’s navigational buoys. The book also introduces young readers and listeners to words they might not know. The story includes a color-coded map to help children follow the Sea Cow's journey through Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island and Schoodic Peninsula on the mainland.
Sometimes we wish for things we just can’t have. It doesn’t matter how much we want them or how hard we try. In this rhyming tale set in the High Arctic, the author sets out to photograph walruses. The walruses are always beyond her reach because of tides, the way the ice is breaking up, and other things beyond her control. The disappointed author uses colored cartoons to tell about the things she had hoped to see. She includes color photos she took in the Arctic, as well as information about walrus. “Just Once to See a Walrus” is a book for children who enjoy reading and listening to rhymes, and for those who like reading to them. It includes maps of the world and the Canadian Arctic, a question-and-answer section, a glossary, and the scientific classification of the walrus. Stories for kids can be both fun and educational.“Just Once to See a Walrus” helps children to: (1) exercise their imaginations, (2) learn about walruses and the Canadian High Arctic, (3) understand that they can’t always get what they want, and (4) build their vocabularies by learning words they might not know.
