Who was the beatles?

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

9780448439068

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Series Title

Who Is/Was Series

Call Number

EL 798.6 EDG w

The ugly tadpole

The ugly tadpole was lonely because other animals thought he was too ugly, but he found friends with frogs who taught him he was amazing. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

Who took pat's hat?

Pat's yellow hat with flowers was taken by a bird to make a nest, so she got a new red hat with fruits. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

Ed, the very tall elf

Ed the very tall elf couldn't do things with the little elves, but his height helped him save them from the rain. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

The city bat and the country bat

In this spin on the classic tale of The City Mouse and the Country Mouse, two bats are visiting each other house. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

Mike monster makes some friends

Mike Monster, a pink and hairy monster, makes friends with Gale Ghost after realizing they are both lonely and not scary. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

Goldie and the three bees

In this spin on the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, goldie the butterfly entered the three bees's hive. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

Little bunny saves the day

Little Bunny wanted to be just like big bunny. Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

The slippery ice pop

In this spin on the classic tale of Gingerbread Man, the slippery ice pop ran away until he met a fox! Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.

The frog who was afraid to hop

Frank Frog was good at everything except hopping. Will he able to hop someday? Each book features simple text, decodable words, strong picture cues, and one to six lines of text per page to promote reading confidence and success.