I Love You, Dear Dragon (Modern Curriculum Press Beginning to Read Series)1 review Margaret Hillert Modern Curriculum Press, 1980 Good first reader This is a sweet book that starts with red objects and progresses to the abstract "red" things such as love. IT is very repeatious with its words which is great for beginning readers. A great gift for Valentine's Day to your beginning readers.             We Hide, You Seek3 reviews Ariane Dewey HarperTrophy, 1988 Engaging, sweetly illustrated, and educational + Beautiful and Engaging + Fun, educational, and sweetly illustrated Rhino and his East African animal pals, huggably drawn, are playing hide and seek. On one page, animals are hiding, camoflauged in their native habitat; on the next page, they jump out and run away from the rhino. The book follows this pattern through desert, plains, swamp, etc. Older kids can ...             If All The Seas Were One Sea (Aladdin Picture Books)2 reviews Janina Domanska Aladdin, 1996 If All the Books Were This Good.... + What would happen if...? What a pleasure to see a children's book WITHOUT mass produced Disney characters, computer generated images, or a television show to promote. `If All the Seas Were One Sea,' a Newbury Honor book first published in 1971, still looks great over 30 years later. With simple, yet imaginative images, ...             Go, Dog. Go! (Beginner Books)89 reviews P.D. Eastman Random House/Beginner Books, 1961 A fun -- and educational -- classic! + Go Dog Go + What More Can I Say? + Easy Reader For Dog Lovers + I remember reading this one as a child :)             Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons449 reviews Siegfried Engelmann, Phyllis Haddox, ... Fireside, 1986 Reading Book + Excellent Book + Teach Your Child To Read In 100 Easy Lessons + When your child is ready.... + Amazing progress             Look What I Can Do4 reviews Aladdin, 1988 Look What I Can Do + Great book for emergent reader! + Memory from my childhood Two show-offs compete to come up with a better antic. This creates havoc for the animals in their paths and eventually both of them! Execellent facial expressions and a fun ending make this a book for all ages.             Blue Sea5 reviews Robert Kalan HarperTrophy, 1992 children learn a variety of concepts while having fun + christina + Beautiful pictures and cute!! + Simple, Colorful + Excellent Resource to Help Teach Comparatives/Superlatives             Inside, Outside, Upside Down (Bright & Early Board Books(TM))23 reviews Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain Random House Books for Young Readers, 1997 Inside, Outside, Upside Down + Great first books!! + very good + Good for Learning + We really like this             Hop on Pop (Beginner Books(R))98 reviews Random House Books for Young Readers, 1963 a family favorite + excellent for young children + Big thumbs-up from our 16-month-old girls + Classic early reader + Great for very young children             Have You Seen My Cat?29 reviews Aladdin, 1997 Great book for emergent reader! + Have You seen... + another of my toddlers favorites-so much to learn about felines + Great book for both toddler and new reader + My daughter loves this book             Green Eggs and Ham (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books)221 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1960 The Greatest American Philosopher + Classic for a reason! + Fun for kids and adults! + I do like Green Eggs and Ham             If All The Seas Were One Sea (Aladdin Picture Books)2 reviews Janina Domanska Aladdin, 1996 If All the Books Were This Good.... + What would happen if...? What a pleasure to see a children's book WITHOUT mass produced Disney characters, computer generated images, or a television show to promote. `If All the Seas Were One Sea,' a Newbury Honor book first published in 1971, still looks great over 30 years later. With simple, yet imaginative images, ...             I Love You, Dear Dragon (Modern Curriculum Press Beginning to Read Series)1 review Margaret Hillert Modern Curriculum Press, 1980 Good first reader This is a sweet book that starts with red objects and progresses to the abstract "red" things such as love. IT is very repeatious with its words which is great for beginning readers. A great gift for Valentine's Day to your beginning readers.             Blue Sea5 reviews Robert Kalan HarperTrophy, 1992 children learn a variety of concepts while having fun + christina + Beautiful pictures and cute!! + Simple, Colorful + Excellent Resource to Help Teach Comparatives/Superlatives             Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons449 reviews Siegfried Engelmann, Phyllis Haddox, ... Fireside, 1986 Reading Book + Excellent Book + Teach Your Child To Read In 100 Easy Lessons + When your child is ready.... + Amazing progress             Look What I Can Do4 reviews Aladdin, 1988 Look What I Can Do + Great book for emergent reader! + Memory from my childhood Two show-offs compete to come up with a better antic. This creates havoc for the animals in their paths and eventually both of them! Execellent facial expressions and a fun ending make this a book for all ages.             Inside, Outside, Upside Down (Bright & Early Board Books(TM))23 reviews Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain Random House Books for Young Readers, 1997 Inside, Outside, Upside Down + Great first books!! + very good + Good for Learning + We really like this             Green Eggs and Ham (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books)221 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1960 The Greatest American Philosopher + Classic for a reason! + Fun for kids and adults! + I do like Green Eggs and Ham             Go, Dog. Go! (Beginner Books)89 reviews P.D. Eastman Random House/Beginner Books, 1961 A fun -- and educational -- classic! + Go Dog Go + What More Can I Say? + Easy Reader For Dog Lovers + I remember reading this one as a child :)             We Hide, You Seek3 reviews Ariane Dewey HarperTrophy, 1988 Engaging, sweetly illustrated, and educational + Beautiful and Engaging + Fun, educational, and sweetly illustrated Rhino and his East African animal pals, huggably drawn, are playing hide and seek. On one page, animals are hiding, camoflauged in their native habitat; on the next page, they jump out and run away from the rhino. The book follows this pattern through desert, plains, swamp, etc. Older kids can ...