Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Clothing & Dress

When fashionista Mia hears someone is starting a Fashion Club at school, how can she resist? But can she manage to take part in two clubs at the same time? And what will her Cupcake Club friends think about this? Worst of all, Mia's frenemy Olivia Allen wants to be in charge of the Fashion Club. Can Mia and Olivia make peace long enough to survive a fashion show?

Pinkalicious and Peter both enter the Spring Hat Parade contest Using paper, glitter, and tons of imagination, Pinkalicious creates a sparkly masterpiece, while Peter ends up in a sticky situation. Fortunately, Pinkalicious knows just how to save the day.

How do you get dressed in the morning? Follow one girl as she gets dressed in clothes appropriate for the changing weather outside in this illustrated non-fiction book by Teresa Heapy.

Pink A/Band 1A books offer emergent readers very simple text supported by illustrations.

Children can recap the different clothes the girl puts on and the changing weather at each point on pages 14 15.

Text type: A simple non-fiction book

Curriculum links: Citizenship: Choices"

New Shoes for Addie is a story about a little girl that reluctantly goes on her first trip to the shoe store. Addie perfers to be barefoot, but Mama insists that she needs new shoes. What kinds of shoes will she find there? What if she does not want to wear shoes? Beautifully illustrated picture book for ages 1-9.

Needs assistance locating her shoe.

Every day of the week

Help her search, help her seek.

Tell Larue if you do find her shoe

The library, the zoo, the grocery store- the charming watercolor illustrations and rhythmic verses take you to a new neighborhood locale each day of the week where little Liliana Loretta loses her shoe. You can help find it hidden on each page. Young children will delight in the pictures while beginning readers will love the rhymes that help them read. Children will ask to hear this story over and over again, never tiring of hearing...