I NEED HELP FINDING A BOOK!! please!!?
-Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause (about a 16 year old werewolf named Vivian who falls in love with a boy in school upon reading one of his poems. they start going out and everything was working out great until she reveals to him what she really is. meanwhile, her pack has a new alpha who seems to be falling for her) - Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost (about a woman named Catherine whos a half vampire that hunts vampires due to her hatred of her dad (a vampire) who ruined her mom's life. When she lured a vampired in a bar out to kill him, he turns everything around by having the upperhand on her. he recruits her and begins to train her, thats when things begin to heat up) -Archangel by Sharon Shinn (takes place in a world where angels are healers and are widely respected by most yet hated by others. About an angel named Gabriel who becomes the archangel and he needs to find his soul mate who turns out to be a very stuborn woman that resists him in everything.) - A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks (aobut a girl named Jamie Sullivan whos father's a preacher. she's very unpopular in school and gets made fun of because of her clothes and looks. Landon, a rich and popular guy gets assigned in the school play as a punishment. he shows that he's a nice person and then an unlikely friendship begins, and love eventually follows. what Landon doesn't know is that Jamie is really sick and she doesn't have long to live...) -this book made me cry :/
Need help finding the name of this book?
i read a book in english class back when i was in school. I have been tryin to find the book to read again but i cant remember the name of it. All i can remember is.. its based on this little boy who grew up in this town.. where everyone has the same. Every family has the same amount of kids... they all live in the same houses.. every child gets the same present for their first bday, then everyone gets the same for the next bday and so on.. hmm... also i do remember when the boy goes into the hospital or some room, he hears how when people have twins, if they already have 1 child, they have to get rid of one of the twins.. which is the weakest one. I really hope someone can help me with this. I would REALLY love to read this book again
I need help finding this childrens book!!?
I copied & pasted the following from loganberrybooks.com. Since your memories are pretty vague, I think there's a good possibility you're thinking of the story from "Bear's Magic." It was a Scholastic book from the mid-1970s and my copy came with a record. B38: Bunny's lunchbox I am looking for a book I read in the mid-seventies. It was about a bunny who wanted a lunchbox with firetrucks on it. I can't remember if he got the lunchbox of his dreams or not: someone else I asked about the book (who also can't remember the title) seems to think that the bunny didn't get the exact lunchbox he wanted, but he learned to like the one he got (since his mom gave it to him). If you can tell me the title, that would be great: ideally I'd like to buy two copies of this book. Not exactly firetrucks but... The first story, Wish I May, Wish I Might, in the book Bear's Magic and Other Stories is about a rabbit with an old lunch box. Everyone else in his class has pictures on their lunch boxes. So rabbit wishes on a star several nights in a row for a new lunch box. There's no answer at first, but rabbit reminds himself how far away the stars are. After three nights (and after his mother overhears him), he gets a new lunch box with "trucks on it -- a dump truck, a garbage truck, a tow truck -- more than ten different trucks!" The other two stories in the book are about a mouse who makes a birthday wish, and a bear who wishes it would stop snowing. It's by Carla Stevens, with pictures by Robert J. Lee. Scholastic, 1976. It's a boy, not a rabbit, but stories about lunchboxes are thin on the ground. The cover shows a green lunchbox with a bee-type hornet, not the TV character. Green Hornet Lunchbox by Shirley Gordon, Houghton 1970 31 pages. "Story about a little boy whose mother bought him a new lunch box. His friend did not have a lunch box & ate at school cafeteria." "The story, illustrated charmingly by Margaret Bloy Graham, of Joey, whose friend talks him into buying his lunch and not using his wonderful Green Hornet lunchbox - for a while." another possible: Goldberg, Martha. illus.by Beatrice Tobias The Lunch Box Story: A Beginning To Read Book Holiday House, 1951. "A lunch box mix-up causes tears and brings a new friend."
I need help finding a book title?
It's pretty old but I read it when I was younger. It's an Apple paperback book and it has a yellowish border type of deal. I can only remember that it was a fiction book based in the summer of the 1940s, and it was mainly about this girl with a mentally disabled sister or something. But the girl hung out with his other kid, who was also a girl but she was a troublemaker type of kid. They had a neighbor who had roses and the troublemaker girl would mess with them but they meant so much to him I think because of wife ? But the mentally disabled sister would hang out with him. And I know in the end the girl went to the troublemaker girl house to get her necklace back whom her father gave to her when she finally reached the double digits. That's mostly all i can remember , and I think one of them was named jean or jeanie ?? anyways, please help if you can ! Thanks !!!!
Need help finding books by zoologist Jerold Darrell (sp?)...?
He was a British zoologist and writer. Read his books as a child in Russian translation, but can't find any here. I am not 100% sure about the spelling, could be Darell or Darrel, etc. The books are great, funny and endearing, about animals, and his family. One was named something like "My family and other animals". Thanks for the help.
What kind of children's books would you buy for your children to read?
[This Answer Comes With A Rookie Flag] Generally I would not pay *too* much attention to the age suggestions on the books. When my first-born son started showing interest in picture books I pretty soon got tired of the This Is A Ball-books (I suspect Jr agreed with me). Instead we went straight for 3+ years books and in those he/me could point-and-ask/tell. The rule of thumb I soon followed was that any book with a lot of details in the illustrations was worth investigating. All of Richard Scarry's books got top notch grades from us both. Today my son is only 1,7 years but his knowledge of words seem to impress people with more experience than myself. I would like to believe that it is because of the quality time we have had so far with great books by great illustrators and storytellers. But what do I know? I'm just a daddy rookie.
Need help finding a book I don't remember the name of?
Could it be The Green Book by Jill Paton-Walsh (1981)?"Three kids (Joe, Sarah and Pattie) leave Earth in a space ship with their Dad, just before the planet is destroyed by a natural disaster. Each person on the ship is allowed to bring just one book. It is a four-year voyage, which the passengers mostly spend sleeping and reading. After a few weeks, people start trading books. Everyone makes fun of Pattie, the youngest child aboard, when they discover she brought an empty book as her choice.Finally the refugees arrive at their new home. The air and water are good, but the vegetation is all very strange and crystalline. Pattie is given the honor of naming their new village. She calls it Shine. By various experiments, the humans figure out ways to build houses and make lamps to light them. However, all their animals die after eating the local grass. Their earth plants won't grow, either, except for wheat, but even that has a weird look to it. Nobody is sure if they will have enough to eat, and their ship has no fuel to take them anywhere else. Luckily, Pattie and the other kids, discover that there are "candy trees" with a sweet, edible sap. They also discover that the humans are not alone. A strange moth-people hatch out and hover around, curious but totally unable to communicate. The wheat harvest comes in. All the grains look like glass beads. Sarah, Pattie's sister, steals a bunch of the grain and makes pancakes with it. The kids all eat them. Everyone is afraid they will die, but they suffer no ill effects. At last, they know they will be able to survive! The grown-ups need a way to keep track of who gets how much wheat. They want Pattie to give them her blank book, but she protests. In the end, her father takes it and finds it is not blank. Pattie used the book as a diary and wrote down all their experiences in settling Shine." Source: The Green Book by Jill Paton Walsh Detailed Book Review
Would you like to read children's fantasy books?
Yes!!…Why not?Everyone of us here would agree that children live in a cosy world of fantasies and are the happiest ones on the Earth. If you are a person who believe in finding fun n pleasure.. U can choose to read a children's fantasy book to give yourself with the pleasure.If you have kids then you may read children's fantasies to tell them bedtime stories which are influential enough in developing imagination, creativity and morals.It may lead you to memories of your childhood… The way you imagined and fantasized. At least it makes me nostalgic about my childhood. In fact, every other thing in the world can do that with meIf you want to write and are not getting an idea then reading anything may help. Be it the fantasy book or something else. Even children's fantasies are expected to develop wild, creative and unheard ideas in your brain which is already hunting for ideas. ;)