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Pecan Pie Baby
by Jacqueline Woodson Sophie BlackallAll anyone wants to talk about with Mama is the new "ding-dang baby" that's on the way, and Gia is getting sick of it! If her new sibling is already such a big deal, what's going to happen to Gia's nice, cozy life with Mama once the baby is born?
Pecan Pie Baby
by Jacqueline WoodsonA sweet addition to the family is coming! Written by National Book Award-winning author Jacqueline Woodson. Illustrated by Caldecott Award-winning illustrator Sophie Blackall. All anyone wants to talk about with Mama is the new &“ding-dang baby&” that&’s on the way, and Gia is getting sick of it! If her new sibling is already such a big deal, what&’s going to happen to Gia&’s nice, cozy life with Mama once the baby is born? &“[An] honest story about jealousy, anger, displacement, and love [that] will touch kids dealing with sibling rivalry and spark their talk about change.&”—Booklist &“Fresh and wise.&”—Kirkus Reviews
Pecos Bill and Sluefoot Sue: An American Tall Tale
by Jeffrey Fuerst Amanda Jenkins DeWayne WhitesidePerform this American tall tale about the best riders in the west. (Set of 6 with Teacher's Guide)
Peculiar Primates: Fun Facts About These Curious Creatures
by Debra Kempf ShumakerFrom flossing and howling, to building nests and thumping chests, this delightful follow up to Freaky, Funky Fish explores the amazing things primates do. All primates climb and breathe in air. They have big brains and hands and hair. But. . . some live alone, some live in groups. One primate has a nose that droops. Peculiar Primates is an adorable picture book with a scientific—and child-friendly—underpinning. With examples of different primates for each description, as well as extensive backmatter explaining the fascinating science behind their behaviors, this bizarre book captures the wonders of our ecosystem.
Pedro Goes Buggy (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinA school assignment has Pedro collecting bugs, bugs, and more bugs! But what happens when his brother Paco lets them all out?
Pedro Goes Wild! (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinPedro and his dad are off on an adventure in the woods. Dad can’t wait to show Pedro how to survive in the wild. But Pedro is a lot better at climbing rocks, tracking animals, and identifying plants than his dad is. Does Pedro even need his dad out in the woods?
Pedro Keeps His Cool (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinIt’s winter festival time! There are games, a snowman contest, skating, and of course, treats. But the festival isn’t much fun for Pedro. His snow dog is a flop, and he falls flat on the ice. Will Pedro keep his cool and find a way to have fun?
Pedro Perfecto, Arquitecto (Los Preguntones)
by Andrea BeatyPero poca gente apreció su talento, en especial su maestra de segundo grado, la señorita Eva Delgado, que prohibió la arquitectura y los edificios de gran altura. A Pedro se le cayó el mundo a los pies y perdió todo interés… Hasta que, en una fatídica excursión, demostró lo práctica que puede ser una gran construcción.
Pedro and the Shark (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinPedro is excited for his class trip to the aquarium. But his class disappears when he’s not paying attention, leaving him alone with a shark! Sealife comes to life in this easy-to-read chapter book, complete with a glossary, discussion questions, and writing prompts.
Pedro for President (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinPedro and his friend Katie Woo are both running for class president. Pedro knows he can do great things for his class, if only he gets past that speech!
Pedro no pierde la calma (Pedro en español)
by Fran ManushkinIt's winter festival time! There are games, a snowman contest, skating, and of course, treats. But the festival isn't much fun for Pedro. His snow dog is a flop, and he falls flat on the ice. Will Pedro keep his cool and find a way to have fun? Fully translated Spanish text.
Pedro the Ninja (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinAfter watching a ninja cartoon, Pedro dreams of being a ninja himself. Luckily, his dad gets him karate lessons. With hard work and a little practice, maybe Pedro can become ninja star, just like the ones he sees in the movies! A glossary and reading questions make this title a black-belt level book.
Pedro y el monstruo (Pedro En Español Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinPedro está obsesionado con los camiones monstruo. Juega con ellos, escribe sobre ellos en la escuela y va a ir a una carrera con sus amigos. ¡No puede quitárselos de la cabeza! Pero, ¿podrán sus camiones favoritos ayudarlo a vencer al monstruo de sus pesadillas? El glosario y las preguntas para comentar apoyan el aprendizaje ¡y los divertidos chistes completan la diversión!
Pedro y su suerte (Pedro En Español Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinCuando Pedro se cae de su bicicleta, se quiebra un brazo y le colocan un yeso azul. Pero lo peor es que no podrá ir al gran campamento. ¿Podrán los amigos de Pedro y su familia alegrarlo? Con una atrapante trama, glosario, preguntas para comentar y divertidos chistes, este libro fácil de leer atrapará a nuevos lectores.
Pedro's Big Break (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinWhen Pedro falls off his bike, he ends up with a broken arm and a bright blue cast. Worst of all, he'll miss his big camping trip. Can Pedro's friends and family find a way to cheer him up?
Pedro's Monster (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinDespite his father’s reassurances, Pedro is frightened by the monsters in his dreams—until he finds a way to use his love of monster trucks to beat his dream monsters.
Pedro's Mystery Club (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinWith a new clubhouse in his yard, Pedro decides to start a mystery-solving club. Will he and his friends find the clues to crack the case?
Pedro's Yo-Yos: How a Filipino Immigrant Came to America and Changed the World of Toys
by Rob PeñasDiscover the backstory of one of America's favorite toys, the yo-yo, in this colorful biography of businessman Pedro Flores.It can spin and roll, leap and twirl. You can stretch it between your hands or swing it between your legs. The tricks you can do with one are nearly endless. No wonder the yo-yo is one of the most successful toys ever made! And its popularity began with a Filipino immigrant. Pedro Flores was born in the Philippines in 1896, when Spain still ruled his country. After the US took over, Pedro traveled to California, received an education, and looked for ways to go into business for himself. Then he remembered a toy from his childhood called the yo-yo, which means "come back" in Tagalog. With a couple of blocks of wood and a little string, Pedro created his first model yo-yo and practiced tricks to show it off. It was an instant hit! When children saw the yo-yo in action, they clamored to get one themselves. So Pedro always performed his tricks near movie theaters, outside candy shops--anywhere he knew children would see the toy. Soon he was hiring fellow Filipinos to advertise it for him, while he ran factories that manufactured more than a million yo-yos a week! Winner of Lee & Low's New Voices award, Pedro's Yo-Yos is the lively story of one immigrant's ups and downs as an entrepreneur and his determination to create a toy that would capture the imagination of children and adults all over the world.
Pedro, First-Class Friend (Pedro)
by Fran ManushkinWhat makes Pedro a first-class friend? One, he will bravely search out the classroom stink. Two, he loves driving monster trucks. Three, he knows how to have fun, even with a broken arm. And four, he's even a friend to his little brother! Read his latest adventures in this early chapter book from author Fran Manushkin and join in the fun!
Pedro, First-Grade Hero (Pedro)
by Fran ManushkinSpend some time with Pedro, Katie Woo's fun-loving friend. From a buggy disaster to a run for class president, Pedro has what it takes to be the hero of first-grade. No matter what he's doing, Pedro is always good for some laughs and adventure.
Pedro, First-grade Hero (Pedro)
by Fran Manushkin Tammie LyonSpend some time with Pedro, Katie Woo's fun-loving friend. From a buggy disaster to a run for class president, Pedro has what it takes to be the hero of first-grade. No matter what he's doing, Pedro is always good for some laughs and adventure.
Pedro’s Tricky Tower (Pedro Ser.)
by Fran ManushkinPedro’s class is building is tower out of paper cups to see who can build the tallest tower. Pedro loves to build, but he’s got a big problem. Troublemaker Roddy is on his team. Can Pedro and Roddy learn to work together? A glossary and critical thinking questions make this a great title for libraries, while a collection of jokes adds to the fun.
Pee Wee Scouts: A Big Box of Memories (Pee Wee Scouts)
by Judy Delton Alan TiegreenThe Pee Wees have to fill a time capsule to earn their last badge of 2000. But what one tiny thing will leave a lasting impression for scouts of tomorrow? It's not an easy question, but the Pee Wees are up to the challenge--and eager to make their mark on the future.
Pee Wee Scouts: All Dads on Deck (Pee Wee Scouts #23)
by Judy DeltonAll the Pee Wee Scouts are excited by a planned fishing excursion in honor of Father's Day, except for Molly, who comes up with a scheme to ensure that no fish are hurt.
Pee Wee Scouts: Fishy Wishes (Pee Wee Scouts)
by Judy DeltonWho's that kid with the wheels? Is he a visitor? No, he's Jody George, new Pee Wee Scout. Molly is worried. She can't think of anything to say to someone new. But she is more worried about earning her hobby badge.Mrs. Peters says extra-clever Pee Wees can combine their hobbies with the program the Scouts will perform for Grandparents Day. But every hobby Molly starts turns into disaster. Even the goldfish she bought to make goldfish babies won't cooperate. The hobby hunt is on!