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Spot the Differences Picture Puzzles for Kids
by Peter Donahue"A wonderful book for young kids who love to figure things out on their own. I thought that the pictures were very creative and they provided a few chuckles, especially the picture of the children painting. I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars." -- Independent ReaderKids can play detective with 25 pairs of similar-looking color photos. They'll compare the unaltered originals on the left to the ones on the right, which include several subtle changes. Suitable for ages 6 to 10, the kid-friendly illustrations depict slumber parties, birthday get-togethers, and other lively situations. Complete solutions appear at the end.
Spot the Plot: A Riddle Book of Book Riddles
by Lynn Munsinger J. Patrick LewisThirteen witty and wacky poems pose riddles that challenge readers to "Name That Book." With a glass slipper here and a spiderweb there, Lynn Munsinger's adorable illustrations lead young readers to the solutions. From Goodnight Moon to Madeline, children and parents alike will delight in recognizing their most cherished stories.
Spot the Sporty Puppy (Puppy Tales #14)
by Jenny DaleEveryone loves puppies! Bouncy and cute, furry and huggable, what could be more perfect than a puppy?Speedy Spot can't understand why he's not allowed to join in the races at Matt's school Field Day. During the jump rope race no one notices a little girl in danger -- except Spot. Suddenly the pup has to run faster than ever before!
Spot's Big Day
by Meg MossIt’s Spot’s first day out in the yard and she’s very excited that she’ll laying her eggs! Spot has lots of friends like Chuck the Duck and Sandman the rooster. They all love to eat cracked corn! When will Spot be ready to lay her first egg? What other friends can you find on the farm?
Spot's Magical Christmas
by Eric HillIt's Christmas Eve, and Santa's sleigh is missing! If the reindeer don't find it in time, Santa won't be able to deliver presents
Spotless
by Vibha BatraBEING FOURTEEN IS TOUGH.BEING RAGA RACHEL MATHEW? EVEN TOUGHER. Once a girl who faced the camera with flair, Raga now finds herself under an unforgiving spotlight. Her skin has changed, and with it, everything else. Her friendships are drifting, and school feels like a minefield. Her parents care. Maybe a little more than she'd like. And the mirror? It reflects someone she no longer recognizes.Right when it all starts to feel too much, life nudges her towards something unexpected. A chance. A crack of light.And things begin to shift. Slowly. Awkwardly. Surprisingly.Raga is forced to confront herself. Honestly. Gently. Courageously.A heartfelt coming-of-age story, Spotless is a moving novel in verse about growing up and letting go. Tender and quietly powerful, it's a journey of finding your voice when you're not sure who you are. After all, even the moon takes time to be whole.
Spotlight (On the Runway #4)
by Melody CarlsonFeeling the heat. On the Runway has become a global phenomenon, and when Paige and Erin Forrester take their reality show to London, they get a reception to remember. Bombarded by crazed fans and the flashbulbs and interrogations of the infamous British paparazzi, the sisters know that their lives have changed—big time. Star treatment has its perks, but the girls quickly learn just how scorching life in the limelight can be. Before long, the sisters are stretched close to a breaking point. With zealous paparazzi poised to take advantage of even the slightest whiff of a scandal, the stakes have never been higher.
Spotlight On Canada (Spotlight On My Country)
by Bobbie KalmanIntroduces the history, geography, wildlife, culture, and people of Canada.
Spotlight On South America (Spotlight On The Continents)
by Karen Bush GibsonDiscover the largest river and the longest mountain range. Explore steaming rain forests and dry deserts. Learn about modern cities and native cultures. Discover South America, the continent that has them all.
Spotlight on Coding Club! #4 (Girls Who Code #4)
by Michelle SchustermanPerfect for fans of The Babysitters Club and anyone interested in computer science, this series is published in partnership with the organization Girls Who Code!It's almost time for the talent show at school, and Erin couldn't be more excited. It's her time to take center stage! Plus, she and her friends from coding club are putting together an awesome coding program for the show. But Erin has a big secret: she has anxiety. And when things start piling up at home and school, she starts having trouble handling everything. Her friends from coding club have always been there for her, but will they be as understanding when the going gets tough? Sometimes in coding--like in friendship--things don't go exactly as planned, but the outcome can be even better than you'd imagined.
Spotlight on Cody
by Betsy DuffeyNine-year-old Cody Michaels is bound for stardom in the third grade talent show just as soon as he figures out his talent.
Spotlight on Literacy: Level 11 Units 1-6
by Elaine Mei AokiSpotlight on Literacy: Level 11 Units 1-6
Spotlight on Mexico (Spotlight On My Country)
by Bobbie Kalman Niki WalkerMexico is the southern neighbor of the United States. It is a country with a rich history and culture, a warm climate, diverse landscapes, and a variety of wildlife. From Mayan pyramids to busy cities to happy fiestas, Spotlight on Mexico offers a joyful experience to young readers. The book also includes recipes of some favorite Mexican foods that children will love to make!
Spotlight on South Africa (Spotlight On My Country Ser. #No. 19)
by Bobbie KalmanThis book introduces readers to this vast country, from Table Mountain to the grasslands, where elephants, lions, and other wildlife live in protected parks. The daily lives and family traditions of the mix of people and cultures that make up South Africa today are highlighted. A special section features the joyful celebration of the World Cup of soccer held in South Africa in 2010.
Spotlight on South Korea (Spotlight on My Country)
by Bobbie KalmanSpotlight on South Korea introduces children to the country of South Korea in Asia, whose nearest neighbors are China, Japan, and North Korea. South Korea is mostly mountainous, and there are about 3,000 islands off its coasts. Most South Koreans have moved from the countryside to the cities, especially it's capital Seoul, the country's largest city. Young readers will learn about South Korea's history, the daily life of Koreans, as well as about Korean festivals and culture.
Spots
by Marcia LeonardThis is a level 1 book for kids. It is about a girl who loves spots, big and small.
Spots, Feathers, and Curly Tails
by Nancy TafuriQuestions and answers highlight some outstanding characteristics of farm animals, such as a chicken's feathers and a horse's mane.
Spots, Stripes and Zigzags: Book 4
by Vivian FrenchA funny, exciting series for younger readers, by the bestselling Vivian French and David Melling.Sam J. Butterbiggins' only ambition is to be a Very Noble Knight, but he has a problem - he's been packed off to the castle next door to stay with his uncle, aunt and cousin Prune. But Sam's about to discover a magical scroll listing the six quests he must complete to become a knight ... and with Prune's help, he's already managed three of them! Now he has to earn his very own knightly shield. Prune knows where to go for armour: Puddlewink Castle! But before they can cross the drawbridge they're stopped by a terrifying creature. Will Sam's knightly dreams end here?
Spots, Stripes and Zigzags: Book 4 (Knight in Training #4)
by Vivian FrenchA funny, exciting series for younger readers, by the bestselling Vivian French and David Melling.Sam J. Butterbiggins' only ambition is to be a Very Noble Knight, but he has a problem - he's been packed off to the castle next door to stay with his uncle, aunt and cousin Prune. But Sam's about to discover a magical scroll listing the six quests he must complete to become a knight ... and with Prune's help, he's already managed three of them! Now he has to earn his very own knightly shield. Prune knows where to go for armour: Puddlewink Castle! But before they can cross the drawbridge they're stopped by a terrifying creature. Will Sam's knightly dreams end here?
Spots: Counting Creatures from Sky to Sea
by Carolyn LesserFrom one leopard ray in the open ocean to ten tundra butterflies in the Arctic sky, Carolyn Lesser's playful language celebrates the rich and varied wildlife of our earth. Each of the ten creatures presented lives in a different biome.
Spotted Eagle-Owl or Snowy Owl: Wild World (Hot and Cold Animals)
by Eric GeronDiscover how different animals with the same name can be!Did you know that there are a lot of animals with the same name that live in very different environments? This brand NEW series will have full-color photographs throughout with short blocks of text to entertain and explain how some animals like it hot and others like the colder the better!
Spotted Horse (Spotted Horse #1)
by Glenn BalchMots-kay listened eagerly to the plans of the village leaders. He agreed with Wounded Elk: a hazardous journey to the Shoshonee country was worth the risk if the Nimapu tribe could bring back the newly discovered and highly desirable animal of the plains--the horse. Other warriors were not so enthusiastic as Wounded Elk. The journey would be dangerous. It might be necessary for the Nimapus to fight the warring, feared Shoshonee tribe. Mots-kay spoke out boldly. He wanted to go on the journey. The experienced fighters and hunters objected. Mots-kay was not seasoned in battle; he would be a burden, not a help. The search held possible capture and slavery, starvation, and even death. But Mots-kay was determined to join the warriors and return to his people with the gentle, strong, and loyal animal that he admired. Glenn Balch, a favorite writer of stories of the Northwest, has combined an authentic picture of how the Nez Percés secured the beginnings of their famous spotted (Appaloosa) horse herds with the exciting adventure story of a young man who turns a dream into reality.
Spotting Dottie (Orca Currents)
by Gail Anderson-DargatzKey Selling Points Fourteen-year-old Charlotte is determined to use her new drone to prove the existence of an elusive lake monster. This story explores family dynamics and intergenerational relationships, as well as themes of conservation, responsibility and doing the right thing. The appeal of mythical creatures like the Loch Ness Monster is universal, and drone pilots are increasingly using drones to search for lake monsters. The author’s husband is a drone pilot, and consumer-level drones are becoming increasingly popular. This fictional town and community of Dorothy Lake was inspired by the Shuswap-Okanagan region of British Columbia, which is where the author grew up and is also the home of two lake monsters: the famous Ogopogo of Okanagan Lake and Shuswaggi of Shuswap Lake. Enhanced features (dyslexia-friendly font, cream paper, larger trim size) to increase reading accessibility for dyslexic and other striving readers.
Spotting for Nellie
by Pamela LowellAfter a terrible car accident leaves her sister brain-injured, sixteen-year-old Claire struggles with guilt for the accident, helping her sister recover, and boyfriend problems. Includes bibliographical references.
Spotty
by Margret ReyTired of being treated differently by his family just because he is spotted and the other rabbits are white, Spotty sets out on his own to seek acceptance. This edition of the original 1940s classic, with its vintage pictures and optimistic ending, offers a story that still needs to be told.