First Day3 reviews Dandi Daley Mackall, Tiphanie Beeke Silver Whistle, 2003 Educators Recommend + Wonderful book! + Great for any child with school-time jitters The narrator in First Day tells of her first-day jitters in simple, rhyming sentences. ýSwirls of girls, / bands of boys, / talking, laughing, making noise. / I already miss my toys. / It's only my first day.ý Once in the classroom she plans her getaway (digging to China with a spoon, or taking a ...             Hissss! (Kipper)2 reviews Mick Inkpen Red Wagon Books, 2000 Little Kipper books are a delight My three-year-old daughter loves Kipper. She is entranced by Kipper's show on Nick Jr. and loves reading stories about Kipper. As the book reader who must repeat the story over and over again, I appreciate the gentle and simple stories in this series. They are fun to read too! We have all of ...             Love You Forever780 reviews Robert Munsch Firefly Books Ltd., 1995 A touching book + Love you forever I gave this book to my son when he turned forty. He called me and told me how much it meant to him and how it made him cry. My son is a 6'3 Army Ranger Instructor and very few things have made him cry., trust me. I heard this book the first time when in church, our preacher pulled up a rocking ...             Oliver Pig at School (Easy-to-Read, Puffin) Jean Van Leeuwen Puffin, 1994 "Wake up! Do you remember what day it is?" said Mother. How could Oliver forget? This was the day he'd been waiting for, the first day of school. Oliver's goat a bad case of first-day jitters, but he soon discovers that school isn't so scary after all. 43 full-color illustrations.             Shortcut15 reviews HarperTrophy, 1996 high drama for young children! + ordered for a friend + Train lovers book! This one is great! + Shortcut             Wishes for You9 reviews Tobi Tobias HarperTrophy, 2005 Wonderful! + Get the Kleenex out!! You'll be reading this one through misty eyes!! + If you loved the book " I hope you Dance" but have a boy or older child this is the book you've been looking for! + A Prayer for your grandchildren + very sweet bedtime story             Annie Flies The Birthday Bike Crescent Dragonwagon Atheneum, 1993 Despite all her dreams of getting a bicycle for her birthday, Annie soon discovers that it takes more than dreams to learn how to ride it.             One Monkey Too Many8 reviews Jackie French Koller Harcourt Children's Books, 1999 Educators Recommend + Charming + Hilarious and fun to read + Fun counting book + Hilarious and uproarious             Duck on a Bike36 reviews David Shannon Blue Sky Press, 2002 CullensAbcs.com Review of Duck on a Bike + Cute story + Fantastic artwork, marvelous fun! + An Engaging Story for All Ages + Duck on a Bike - great fun for parents and kids             Will I Have a Friend?3 reviews Miriam Cohen Aladdin, 1989 A classic that's still true today + learning important social skills + An excellent book to help preschoolers with friendships. For over thirty years, this book has answered one of a young child's most important questions about starting school: will I have any friends? Walking to school on the first day with his father, that's the question Jim asks. His father smiles down at him and says, "I think you will." ...             Boomer's Big Day5 reviews Constance W. McGeorge Chronicle Books, 1996 A great book to read to kids. + Buy Boomer's Big Day + A pet lover's aid to moving day + Great book for little kids! + Boomer's Big Day             The Berenstain Bears Go to the Doctor (First Time Books(R))8 reviews Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain Random House Books for Young Readers, 1981 Not All Doctors Are Bad. + good doctor book + Wonderful! + Check-up             Emily and Alice (Voyager Books)1 review Joyce Champion Voyager Books, 1996 Great read-aloud story about friends This is one of a few select books that appealed to my 2 1/2 year old upon first reading. The illustrations are wonderful and the girls are so likeable. The book starts when Alice moves next door to Emily - Emily wants to meet her, but is nervous that Alice won't like her pigtails, striped socks, ...             Ira Sleeps Over14 reviews Bernard Waber Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 1975 A MUST HAVE FOR ALL YOUNG READERS! + I wish there were more than two Ira books + Sweet Bedtime Story + Simply Delightful             Iris and Walter: The Sleepover1 review Elissa Haden Guest Gulliver Books, 2002 let's have a sleepover Iris and Walter are back for another adventure. This time they are going to have a sleepover. Iris is so excited. They plan to put on puppet shows, ride a horse, sleep on the porch and stay up way past bedtime. When the sleepover begins things are fun for Iris. Then she starts to get home sick! ...             The Real Tooth Fairy6 reviews Marilyn Kaye Voyager Books, 1994 The Perfect Answer + Great book! + The Real Tooth Fairy + The Real Tooth Fairy + My daughter (8 years old) and I love this book!             A Pocket Full of Kisses10 reviews Audrey Penn Child & Family Press, 2004 Great book + What a hit! + New sibling book + Beautiful Book + Excellent sequel to "The Kissing Hand"             A Visit to the Dentist (Little Bill)2 reviews Eleanor Fremont Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2002 Great book for a first-time dentist visit + A great book for that first dentist visit This is a must read for any child who will be visiting the dentist for the first time. Out of all the books I surveyed, (most of them are about children loosing their teeth), this hit the mark in addressing the anxiety a child feels. While Little Bill may have some fears of his own, he gets over ...             What Did You Do Today?: The First Day of School1 review Toby Forward Clarion Books, 2004 A good book for first day of school. This book was recommended to me as I was having mixed feelings about my daughter's first day of kindergarten. The text isn't extraordinary, but the pictures and story give parents a conversation to start about going to school. It illustrates that while your child is at school and you are at ...             A Trip to the Hospital (Little Bill)1 review Kim Watson Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2001 A Wonderful Book I bought this book for my daughter before she turned two. We loved watching Little Bill when it was still on TV, and this book has stood the test of time. My daughter is now six and still loves to read it, though not as often.