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I Like Black and White
by Barbara Jean HicksA bountiful selection of simple black and white images intertwined with geometric shapes, patterns and rhyming text are delightfully arranged in this stunning book. The bold illustrations coupled with the rhythmic text will have children as well as adults re-reading this remarkable concept book many times over!
I Like It Here at School
by Jack PrelutskyIf you wish you could Go to school every day Or if you'd rather Stay outside and play These poems will tickle your funny bone. You won't be able to leave it alone Here are 26 poems all about school from homework to tests, globes to books, recess to gym class and show and tell to substitute teachers. You'll love this book. It will even make your teachers laugh! Some pictures are described.
I Like Myself!: Why? Just Because I'm Me! (Into Reading, Read Aloud #Module 2, Book 2)
by David Catrow Karen BeaumontNIMAC-sourced textbook
I Like Where I Am
by Jessica HarperThis boy has trouble. The movers are here and they're loading the truck without a care for his feelings.' Cause I like my room and I like my school, And we live real close to a swimming pool, And my best friend lives around the block. Why move to a place called Little Rock Anyway? Any child who has ever had to move will relate to the feelings of loss and also rejoice in the boy's newfound pleasures when he gets to his new neighborhood.
I Love Artists: New and Selected Poems
by Mei-Mei BerssenbruggeDrawing on four decades of work and including new poems published here for the first time, this selection of Mei-mei Berssenbrugge's poetry displays the extraordinary luminosity characteristic of her style--its delicate, meticulous observation, great scenic imagination, and unusual degree of comfort with states of indetermination, contingency, and flux.
I Love Bugs!
by Philemon Sturges Shari HalpernWelcome to the world of bugs through a boy's journey to take pictures of all the bugs he finds. Picture descriptions added.
I Love Hearing Your Dreams: Poems
by Matthew ZapruderFrom one of contemporary poetry&’s most playful and original minds, an enchanting and harrowing journey through the landscape of dreams and twenty-first century hopes and disillusions.&“Your dreams have no hidden agenda to be wise they are made to be forgotten so something can be known&” I Love Hearing Your Dreams is a book of reveries, of failed elegies, of &“the last time that things were real&” and the moments that come afterward. These are dream songs for an age of insomnia, where the poet is always awake &“at that oddest hour / that does not end, / the crooked, unnumbered one&” and the future seems to be &“just the past in a suit / that will never be in style.&” Yet dreams in Matthew Zapruder&’s poems are also a place of possibility, of reality envisioned anew—sleep shows us not merely what the world is, but what it could be. From a poet celebrated for his &“razor eye for the remnants and revenants of modern culture&” (The New York Times), I Love Hearing Your Dreams is a startlingly beautiful and deeply vulnerable book where lives journey into a mystifying place and emerge transformed.
I Love Kindergarten!: Art (I Love Kindergarten)
by D.J. SteinbergFrom the bestselling author of the hugely popular Kindergarten, Here I Come! comes a delightful poetry collection celebrating the joys of making art in kindergarten!Dive into the world of key kindergarten subjects with this collection of short poems that explore all there is to love about art! With poems about adorable craft projects, basic art concepts, and everything in between, this is the perfect companion to D. J. Steinberg's Kindergarten, Here I Come! and How to Be Kind in Kindergarten.
I Love Kindergarten!: Numbers (I Love Kindergarten)
by D.J. SteinbergFrom the bestselling author of the hugely popular Kindergarten, Here I Come! comes a delightful poetry collection celebrating the joys of learning math in kindergarten!Dive into the world of key kindergarten subjects with this collection of short poems that explore all there is to love about numbers and math! With poems based around simple math concepts like addition and subtraction, sorting, and telling time, this is the perfect companion to D. J. Steinberg's Kindergarten, Here I Come! and How to Be Kind in Kindergarten.
I Love My Teacher
by Giles AndreaeA colourful, fun-filled picture book all about school! Put your coat on the hook, play with friends and join in all the day's activities. Start with show and tell, reading and writing, then playtime, making things and singing. Teacher makes sure every school day is the best!This sweet and simple story follows a typical school day, from morning hello's to hometime. Perfect for sharing with your little one so they know just what to expect when they start school. Or as an end of term gift for a special teacher.From the creators of family favourites I Love My Daddy and I Love My Mummy, winner of the Booktrust Early Years Award.
I Love What I See (The Poem I Wrote When I Was Four and More...)
by Natalee PangrazioI love what I see, And what God gave to me, The mockingbird and the hummingbird, The birds and the bees I love what I see! And I don't care what in the world God does with me!
I Love You Through and Through
by Bernadette Rossetti-ShustakI love your hair and eyes, your giggles and cries... A toddler and his teddy bear illustrate a young child's happy side, sad side, silly side, mad side, and more! Babies and toddlers will feel loved all over when they hear this declaration of adoration and affection!
I Love You from Here to Heaven Above
by Michelle Medlock Adams Cecil StokesA heartwarming, educational picture book that allows parents to tell their kids how much they love them while also teaching great stories from the Bible. &“I love you.&” &“I love you more.&” Almost every parent and child play this game of who loves who more, but there is no doubt that we are loved most by our Heavenly Father. This book will help children understand once and for all how much they are loved while simultaneously learning treasured Bible stories. How much you love someone isn&’t easy to quantify, but I Love You from Here to Heaven Above is here to tell your children just how much you love them through more than a dozen wonderful and wise analogies. From the noble Easter Donkey to the Red Sea and even the Streets of Gold, your little reader will learn all about the Bible and the amazing things in it while also discovering the most important thing of all: how much you care.
I Love You, Call Me Back
by Sabrina BenaimFrom one of the most-viewed spoken word poets of all time, a poetry collection exploring themes of loneliness, anxiety and longing, while also celebrating the gifts that come with being alone—the chance to live on your own terms, to learn to love yourself without any distractions, and to become your own biggest champion. Over the past few years, Sabrina Benaim toured nonstop across North America and beyond in support of her first book, Depression & Other Magic Tricks, performing, connecting with readers, and leading writing workshops. People constantly thank Sabrina for giving them the confidence and language they needed to acknowledge their own mental health struggles and ask for help, as well as for providing them with a safe refuge. Then, suddenly, Sabrina's long-term relationship ended, the world went into lockdown, and her mother fell ill. Living alone in a different country, with nowhere else to go, Sabrina returned to the page. Unfurling over the course of July 2020—a blisteringly hot month spent in isolation—and in 75 original poems, I Love You, Call Me Back dares to embrace loneliness in all its permutations: the sorrow of getting your mother's voicemail when you call to say "I love you"; the bittersweetness when your dog takes up your ex's side of the bed; the joy of eating ice cream for dinner and singing badly, loudly. Here, Sabrina attempts to work out who she is when nobody else is around, and she comes out the other side with a whole new sense of strength and self-worth. I Love You, Call Me Back is an ode to Sabrina's mom, a celebration of life in the face of so many unknowns, and the cathartic, healing balm we all need right now and for years to come. In her words, "Sometimes self-care is just surviving." And that's okay. Sabrina shows us that there's beauty and courage in that, too.
I Love You, Call Me Back: Poems
by Sabrina BenaimFrom one of the most-viewed spoken word poets of all time, a collection exploring loneliness, anxiety, and longing—and finding peace, and even joy, in unexpected places Sabrina Benaim, author of Depression & Other Magic Tricks, has connected deeply with readers and reached millions of viewers through her poetry, breaking down the stigma around mental illness. Now, she dives into challenging and universal territory: grief over a relationship&’s end, loneliness in a world under lockdown, and the anxiety of caring for a loved one from afar in the wake of a serious diagnosis. Unfurling over the course of one month in 2020, in seventy-five original poems, I Love You, Call Me Back grapples with mental health struggles and the uncertainty of the moment and beyond. In isolation, Sabrina dares to embrace loneliness in all its permutations: the sorrow of getting your mother&’s voicemail when you call to say &“I love you"; the bitter-sweetness when your dog takes up your ex&’s side of the bed; the joys of eating ice cream for dinner and singing badly, loudly. In her raw and deeply relatable style, Sabrina reminds us to love our whole selves: you can&’t have joy without sorrow, and being anxious or depressed doesn&’t mean you can never be happy. In her words, &“Sometimes self-care is just surviving.&” And that&’s okay. Sabrina shows us that there&’s beauty and courage in that, too.
I Love the Rain
by Christine Davenier Margaret Park BridgesMolly hates rainy days. The gray sky, the soggy wait for the school bus, they seem to make everyone grumpy. Everyone except her friend Sophie, who shows Molly the magic she has been missing.The simple, poetic language in this lovely book takes readers on a journey from the girls' first tentative steps into the drizzle to a rain-drenched romp in a puddle. The lyrical text is perfectly matched by the joyful watercolor paintings, which capture not only the color and beauty of a rainy day, but the warm interactions of the girls' blossoming friendship. An exuberant homage to finding pleasure where it's unexpected, the power of imagination, and the joys of friendship, I Love the Rain will have readers singing, "Sun, sun, go away!"
I Made These Ants Some Underpants!
by Derick WilderThe creative team behind Does a Bulldozer Have a Butt? returns with a raucous tale of radical generosity—and custom undies!What's a kid to do when given a day-of-the-week underwear set—wear Monday's undies on Monday, Tuesday's undies on Tuesday like a rule-following robot? No sirree bob! He'll cut and craft, snip and sew until every single one of his friends—from an octopus to a piggy bank to, yes, a line of ants—has their own pair of underwear, whether they want them or not. . . . One boy's valiant attempts to create a pair of underpants for each of his buddies, no matter how imaginary, is a laugh-out-loud testament to the devotion of friendship, the creative muse, and the power of underwear to unite even the least likely of allies—especially on the days you don't want to wear them.UNIVERSAL, TIMELESS HUMOR: Underpants and underpants-related humor are evergreen themes, and the witty, satisfying rhymes plus the unabashed appeal to the hilarity of underwear make this book irresistible to kids and adults alike. GREAT READ ALOUD: The rhyme and rhythm of the text make for a great read-aloud book, and with funny illustrations featuring extra jokes, kids will want to revisit this book forever and ever. It's the type of book that never gets old, for parent or child. CLEVER WORDPLAY AND WARM MESSAGE: This story isn't simply a repetition of the same joke or word. Instead, it's a clever way of using one funny subject in several ways. Its focus on friendship, generosity, and imagination makes it as endearing as it is hilariousJOKES FOR EVERYONE: This text speaks to a juvenile sense of humor without giving any opportunity for kids to add crass potty jokes of their own.EXPERT AUTHOR, POPULAR ILLUSTRATOR: The author is the creator of FitLit Kids, Reading Giraffe, and Playball, literacy initiatives that seek to make new readers. The illustrator is the artist of many popular books for kids, including Does a Bulldozer Have a Butt?Perfect for:Fans of funny books for kids and rhyming picture booksParents, grandparents, and caregiversEducators and librarians seeking children's books to engage reluctant readersFans of Longest Letsgoboy, Does a Bulldozer Have a Butt?, Pete the Cat books, and the wonderfully silly stories of Mo Willems and Laura NumeroffGiving as a birthday, holiday, back-to-school or end-of-year classroom gift
I Must Be Living Twice: New and Selected Poems
by Eileen Myles"Myles speaks with one of the essential voices in American poetry." —New York TimesA collection of new and selected past work from one of America’s most celebrated poetsEileen Myles's poetry and prose are known for their blend of reality and fiction, the sublime and the ephemeral, in which readers can peer into existent places, like the East Village of Myles's iconic Chelsea Girls. But they are also lifted into dreams, through writing that has the vividness and energy of fantasy.I Must Be Living Twice brings selections from the poet’s previous work together with a set of bold new poems, through which Myles continues to refine their sardonic, unapologetic, and fiercely intellectual literary voice. Steeped in the culture of New York City, Myles's stomping grounds and the home of their most well-known work, they provide a wide-open lens into radical life.
I Need a New Butt!: The Cheeky Sequel To The International Bestseller I Need A New Butt!
by Ross Kinnaird Dawn McMillan"A silly story that will cause boys and girls to giggle from beginning to end!" — Norman Public Schools A young boy suddenly notices a big problem — his butt has a huge crack! So he sets off to find a new one. Will he choose an armor-plated butt? A rocket butt? A robot butt? Find out in this quirky tale of a tail, which features hilarious rhymes and delightful illustrations. Children and parents will love this book — no ifs, ands, or butts about it! "I can assure you right now that your kids will love this book. They will giggle, they will laugh, and they will want this book to be read over and over again because it is just plain silly and funny … the perfect kid-combo." — Storywraps
I Never Said I Wasn't Difficult: Poems
by Sara Holbrook* "I never said I wasn't difficult, I mostly want my way. Sometimes I talk back or pout and don't have much to say. * I Never Said I Wasn't Difficult is a collection of poetry that zeroes in on the rollercoaster ride of emotions surrounding the growing-up years, from pain, depression, and anger, to love, acceptance, and understanding. This revised edition contains old favorites and many newly added poems. SARA HOLBROOK began writing poems for her daughters to record the joys and trials of growing up. Since 1990 she has worked as a poet in schools, sharing her poems with children. Ms. Holbrook's other poetry books include The Dog Ate My Homework, Am I Naturally This Crazy?, Which Way to the Dragon!, and Nothing's the End of the World." These and several more books by Sara Holbrook are in the Bookshare library.
I Offer My Heart as a Target / Ofrezco mi corazón como una diana (Paz Prize for Poetry #0)
by Johanny Vázquez PazIntroducing the new winner of the Paz Prize for Poetry, given by the National Poetry Series, featuring an introduction by Rigoberto González, and presented in both Spanish and English. "In Spanish and English, the poems in Vázquez Paz's debut
I Praise My Destroyer: Poems
by Diane AckermanDiane Ackerman's poems reveal her intense response to the several worlds of nature, science, and society. Her lyricism fuses wit and sobriety, meditation and activism, and she confronts us with figures both real and fantastic.As always, her strong connection with the natural world, the realms of language and literature, myth and imagination, combines with her deep understanding of the sciences to offer her readers a singular American voice. This is not a voice crying in the wilderness, but one that gives forth songs of joy and wonder.Organized into seven sections, including "Timed Talk," "By Atoms Moved," and "Tender Mercies," I Praise My Destroyer is less an assorted collection than an organically coherent whole, one that reveals Ackerman's true calling as a twentieth-century metaphysical poet of the highest order.From the Hardcover edition.
I Promise
by LeBron JamesA set of promises are made in this book which help in setting goals and working hard in order to achieve success.
I Saw You in the Bathtub and Other Folk Rhymes (I Can Read! #Level 1)
by Alvin SchwartzThis book is filled with rhymes. They are silly and funny and scary. Nobody knows who made them up. But some of the poets were children. Their rhymes were passed from person to person. And now they have reached you. Maybe some day You will write a rhyme like one of these.
I Shall Not Be Moved: Poems
by Maya AngelouIn her first book of poetry since Why Don't You Sing? Maya Angelou, bestselling author of the classic autobiography I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, writes with lyric, passionate intensity that reaches out to touch the heart and mind. This memorable collection of poems exhibits Maya Angelou's unique gift for capturing the triumph and pain of being black and every man and woman's struggle to be free. Filled with bittersweet intimacies and ferocious courage, these poems are gems—many-faceted, bright with wisdom, radiant with life.