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Sail Away With Books!
A rhyming story about a house cat who gets outside and encounters wild birds, but as he
tries to catch them, his bell warns them of the danger.
Einhorn, Kama.
My First Book About Fish. Random, 2006. (P)
Part of the Sesame Subjects series, this first nonfiction book combines photos, diagrams,
and drawings, along with Sesame Street characters, to discuss fish in the oceans and
as pets.
Elffers, Joost.
Food for Thought. Scholastic, 2005. (T-P)
Readers explore the concepts of shapes, colors, numbers, letters, and opposites with
Saxton Freymann’s signature fruits and vegetables.
Elhert, Lois.
Planting a Rainbow. Harcourt, 1988. (T-P)
Watch a colorful garden grow into a rainbow in this simple book that combines the
concepts of color and shape.
Ellwand, David.
Emma’s Elephant: And Other Favorite Animal Friends. Dutton, 1997. (P)
Black-and-white photographs of many pets, including Gordon’s small goldfish, Bella’s
beautiful butterfly, and Emma’s enormous elephant.
Emberley, Rebecca.
My House / Mi Casa. Little Brown, 1990. (T-P)
Captioned illustrations in Spanish and English describe things that can be found inside a
house.
Emberley, Rebecca.
Taking a Walk / Caminando. Little Brown, 1990. (T-P)
Captioned illustrations in Spanish and English, describe things a child sees while taking a
walk.
Evans, Katie.
Hunky Dory Found It. Dutton, 1994. (T-P)
Hunky Dory the dog carries off everything he finds including a sock, a ball, a book, and a
toy boat in this rhyming story; but, of course, he must bring them all back.
Farber, Norma.
I Swim an Ocean in My Sleep. Henry Holt, 1997. (I)
A boy dreams of playing and having fun under the ocean with his many sea friends.
Farmer, Nancy.
The Sea of Trolls. Atheneum, 2004. (Y)
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