[blparent] Brand new website and Discovery Toys!!! Descriptionsin this message!

Tue Apr 17 23:16:37 UTC 2012

As a buyer and a fan of the toys, which many are blind friendly, I 
appriciate the updates, sales, whatever info you choose to provide Brandy!! 
They are excellent toys and if I wasn't so broke right now I'd be ordering 
more for my son's 2nd birthday coming up!!

-----Original Message----- 
From: Brandy W
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 5:16 PM
To: 'Blind Parents Mailing List'
Subject: Re: [blparent] Brand new website and Discovery Toys!!! 
Descriptionsin this message!

I have been posting this information for 8 years without any problems.
People appreciate the information. I don't post daily, and I don't nag. I
simply let people know the site there is there, what is new, and make it
easy to find. Many people shop from me, and have been frustrated with the
lack of accessibility, so I'm happy to be able to announce that it is now
working with screen readers. I'm posting about educational products many of
which need no adaption for blind parents to play with their sighted
children. So I imagine if you had a service that would benefit blind parents
and you did it as little as I do that no one would complain.  You have a
delete key, so if my 1 post every 30-90 days bothers you just delete the
message.

Thanks,

Bran

"To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is
a spark."
- Victor Hugo

Brandy Wojcik  Discovery Toys Educational Consultant and Team leader
(512) 689-5045
www.playtoachieve.com
Follow me on Face Book at
http://www.facebook.com/PlayToAchieve.DiscoveryToys

Read my new blog at www.playtoachieveballstobooks.wordpress.com

Looking forward to helping you with your educational toy needs!

-----Original Message-----
From: blparent-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blparent-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Gabe Vega
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 6:08 PM
To: Blind Parents Mailing List
Subject: Re: [blparent] Brand new website and Discovery Toys!!! Descriptions
in this message!

so if I make a tech based children's site that sells children based games
and software, can I spam the list too? :-) Gabe Vega - Sent from my Apple
Mac Mini Hit me up Voice/Text: (623) 565-9357
Email: theblindtech at gmail.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/blindtech
FaceBook: http://facebook.com/blindtech
Website: http://thebt.net

On Apr 17, 2012, at 3:03 PM, Brandy W wrote:

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> Hello List friends:
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> I am so excited to share my new and very improved website with you!
> I've just gone over the whole site on the customer side and it is 100%
> accessible with JAWS. This now means that you can browse my site, make
> your decisions, watch videos for products that have them and more all 100%
independently!
> This has been a long time coming. I've worked continuously with
> Discovery Toys to make this happen. You can now hold on line parties
> to earn free toys. So for all of you near and far who have wanted to
> host, but wanted to wait for an on line party option it is here. It is
> fun and simple! Contact me, we set up your party, you share the link
> and your excitement, people shop, and you get free toys! You can even
> merge your email address book into the party planner and invite people
with just a few clicks!
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>
> Next there are many great new products. I've included the descriptions
> below, but you can explore other award winning products and purchase
> these by visiting www.playtoachieve.com As usual if you have any
> questions feel free to contact me with my information in my signature.
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> Last we are always looking for other people to spread the importance
> of children learning through play by sharing the Discovery Toys
> product. If you are interested in joining my Discovery Toys team just
> click on the join my team link, or contact me for more information.
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> Soft plush roll-up musical snail. Easily attaches to any rail edge
> such as a stroller, car seat or crib with hook & loop straps. 8
> musical note chips for enhancing the discovery of sound & music. Touch
> the "coil" on the antenna to activate 8 familiar tunes. Includes set
> of 6 Melody Music Cards. Requires 2 AA batteries, not included. 5 1/2"
> x 17 1/2" / 14 x 44.5 cm
>
> from 6 months - preschool
>
> Songs
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> In song mode, Keyboard Kylie plays 8 songs:
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> . Happy Birthday
> . Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
> . Jingle Bell
> . London Bridge
> . Mary Had a Little Lamb
> . Are You Sleeping?
> . Home Sweet Home
> . Row, Row, Row Your Boat
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> Keyboard Kylie Includes 6 music cards to play:
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> . Happy Birthday
> . Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
> . London Bridge
> . Row, Row, Row Your Boat
> . Old Macdonald
> . Lullaby
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> Features
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> Layers of Learning
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> During a child's early years:
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> . Velcro straps attach to crib rail or stroller tray.
> . Kylie's face and bright colors provide visual stimulation.
> . Smooth fabric is soothing to the touch.
> . Mom or Dad can play the 8 different melodies for auditory stimulation.
> . Bright colors and embroidered black circles invite baby to tap the
> activation buttons, for cause & effect learning and motor skill
development.
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> As your child gets older:
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> . Ask your child to identify the melody.
> . Play "melody memory" game, guessing which melody matches each color.
> . Identify the 8 different colors.
> . The different shades of red, pink & blue aid in visual discrimination.
> . Learn to switch sound modes by pressing the antenna.
> . The musical note mode introduces your child to the 8-note scale.
> . Play the 6 different melodies illustrated on the included music cards.
> . 4 of the music cards match the pre-recorded melodies.
> . The straps can be held for puppet play.
> . Roll up & secure Kylie in snail form.
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> Specifications
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> Four fun chunky books sized for little hands. These introductions to
> opposites follow the popular diapered protagonist as he discovers some
> curious contradictions. Read them like books! Stack them like blocks!
>
> Baby Happy Baby Sad
> No No Yes Yes
> Yummy Yucky
> Quiet Loud
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> Author and Illustrator : Leslie Patricelli
> 4 Board Books, 96 pp.2.6" x 9.4" (6.5 x 24cm)
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> from birth - 3 Years
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> Features
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> * Invite little hands to grab, hold and stack, building gross motor
> skills.
> * Invites parent sharing on familiar experiences in a young child's
> life.
> * Introduces concept of opposites.
> * Builds beginning vocabulary.
> * Introduces basic food items.
> * Reinforces desired behaviors.
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> Specifications
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> Videos
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> I kissed the baby $7
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> The perfect first book for baby!
>
> It's so exciting! News of the baby is buzzing from animal to animal,
> with each one -- fish, bird, squirrel, insect, frog -- boasting of
> seeing, feeding, singing to, tickling, and kissing the tiny little
> thing. With bold, graphic black-and-white illustrations, Mary Murphy's
> simple, singsong story captures the giddy commotion that only a baby can
bring.
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> Author and Illustrator: Mary Murphy
>
> Board Book, 16 pp.
> 6.1" x 6.7"/ 15.5 x 17 cm.
>
> from Birth - 3 Years
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>
>
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> Features
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> * Enchanting, singsong story style keeps baby engaged.
> * Bright, bold black & white illustrations stimulate early visual
> development.
> * A splash of yellow and pink at the end for extra stimulation & early
> differentiation.
> * Best read like a nursery rhyme.
> * Encourages physical affection between the parent/reader and baby.
> * Board book style invites baby to touch and turn the pages
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> Specifications
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> Reviews:
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> An animal cast so elated that they seem on the verge of jumping into
> readers' laps. . . . The high-contrast pictures and exclamatory text
> are guaranteed eye and ear magnets for the littlest one.
>
> Publishers Weekly
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> An ideal book for little eyes and ears.
>
> School Library Journal
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>
> Videos
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> Groovy shapes $12.50
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> Four different large-sized foam shapes with cut notches to easily link
> together in a variety of configurations. Brightly colored with fun
> artsy designs for visual appeal. Ideal for early construction skills.
> 16 piece set.
>
> from 2 years - kindergarten
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> Features
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> * Large-sized for little hands & ease of use.
> * Notched design presents a different way to connect and build.
> * Connected pieces stay securely, building early confidence.
> * Over-printed surfaces add visual interest
> * Open-ended design promotes imagination and creative expression.
> * Builds visual-spatial ability and logic.
> * Can be played with other dt building toys.
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> Specifications
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> Videos
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> You're all my Favorites $8
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> From the creators of GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU -- a comforting tale
> that answers a timeless question with the ultimate reassurance -- and
> offers the ideal way for parents to remind their own little cubs how
> very much each one is loved.
>
> Author: Sam MacBratney
> Illustrator: Anita Jeram
>
> Board Book, 32 pp.
> 6.1" x 6.75" / 15.5 x 17.1cm
>
> from 2 - 5 Years
>
> Pillar Pockets $30
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> Features
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> * Quiet, loving tone of the text and muted, soothing illustrations
> help comfort a child.
> * Assures a child that he or she is loved.
> * Helps a child cope with sibling relationships.
> * Introduces the concept of emotions.
> * Helps a child understand it is OK to be different.
> * Supports character education.
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> Specifications
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> Awards:
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> * Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award Winner
> * Book Sense 76 - Top 10
> * Book Sense Book of the Year - Nominee
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>
> Reviews:
>
> From the creators of GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU comes a . . . story
> about three happy bear siblings who one day begin to doubt their
> parents' bedtime mantra of 'You are the most wonderful baby bears in the
whole wide world!
>
> The Horn Book
>
> McBratney and Jeram again combine to address a common childhood
> anxiety in a relaxed, irresistibly soothing way.
>
> Kirkus Reviews
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> For any family with more than one child, this could quickly become a
> beloved bedtime story.
>
> Chicago Tribune
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> Videos
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> This colorful, cuddly, plush caterpillar makes a game of getting dressed.
> Packed with manipulative elements, Pillar Pockets teaches the
> fasteners commonly associated with dressing - buckles, zippers,
> buttons, snaps, VelcroR strips, and ties. Find a surprise hidden in
> one pocket and place your favorite keepsakes in the others. This
> large-sized imaginary friend develops tactile sensations, color
recognition and motor dexterity. Huge 23"
> x 5.5" x 8" / 58.4 x 14 x 20.3cm.
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> from 3 years - primary school
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> Features
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> * Foster confidence, self-reliance and independence through
> development of self-help skills: zip, snap, buckle, button, tie and
VelcroR.
> * The 6 skills are large and simple enough to allow "first timers" to
> practice and master each skill set successfully.
> * Sharpens fine motor dexterity.
> * Introduces the notion that there are multiple ways to achieve the
> same result.
> * Encourages collecting and securing keepsakes.
> * Color identification.
> * Can be used for a memory activity to improve recall.
> * Plush pal for imaginary play and story-telling.
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> Specifications
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> * Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award
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> Videos
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> Letter Stick-ups and Letter Catch $16.50
>
> Letter recognition, spelling, and manual dexterity blend together in
> this water-play fishing game. Toss 96 foam letters into the tub or
> wading pool, tie the bait (a foam disk) onto the end of a fishing rod
> string (requires adult assistance), cast the line, and see what letter
> they can haul in. The bait and letters are made of foam so they stick
together when they get wet.
> The letters can also be stuck to a bathtub wall to form words.
> Includes 4 rods (for 1 to 4 players), 8 bait disks (4 small & 4
> large), 8 fishing lines, and 96 colorful letters.
>
> from 3 years - primary school
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>
> Magfun Tiles $22.50
>
> Unique 3-dimensional colorful foam blocks with magnetic strips for
> creative construction play. Design, build and stack, while learning
> about magnetic forces and balance. Create 2-D designs on a flat
> surface or upright imaginative sculptures. Circle and semi-circle
> pieces can be pushed out for see-through effect. Design a castle, a
> rocket, a boat, a train, a robot, an animal, a flag or anything you
> can dream of, or arrange the blocks in colorful mosaic patterns. Set
> includes 81 shape pieces in 6 colors. Packaged in handy storage jar.
>
> from 3 years - primary school
>
> Touchtec Bricks $22.50
>
> Geometry is learned in a whole new, fun way with this set of 32
> textured foam shapes and 32 match cards. Multiple levels of play
> included. Beginners match the right shapes to the cards. For more
> advanced play, shapes must be categorized and matched by their
> textures. For even more fun, use the included draw-string storage bag
> to identify and match shapes by touch instead.
>
> from 4 years - primary school
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> Sensory Shape Challenge $27.50
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> Geometry is learned in a whole new, fun way with this set of 32
> textured foam shapes and 32 match cards. Multiple levels of play
> included. Beginners match the right shapes to the cards. For more
> advanced play, shapes must be categorized and matched by their
> textures. For even more fun, use the included draw-string storage bag
> to identify and match shapes by touch instead.
>
> from 4 years - primary school
>
>
>
> The World Champion of Staying Awake $16.50
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> How can Stella sleep when Cherry Pig, Thunderbolt the puppet mouse,
> and Beanbag Frog are wide awake? Luckily Stella is good at thinking up
> ways to get her toys to sleep - by taking them on a sailing Pillow
> Ship, a shoebox Midnight Train, and a toy-basket Starship Balloon.
> With luminous illustrations and an utterly charming text, this ode to
> a child's imagination and boundless spirit is certain to be a winning
> choice at bedtime.
>
> Author: Sean Taylor
> Illustrator: Jimmy Liao
>
> Hard Cover, 48 pp.
> 10.6" x 9.2" (27 x 23.3cm)
>
> from 3 - 8 Years
>
>
>
>
> Features
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> * A great aid for children experiencing difficulty falling asleep.
> * Combines both narrative story-telling and introductory poetry.
> * Encourages the child reader to use his or her imagination.
> * Gives the child permission to role-play as a parent, building
> confidence.
>
>
>
>
> Specifications
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> Reviews:
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> Stuffs a month of adventure into a single bedtime.
>
> Kirkus Reviews
>
> The characters' imagined expeditions are rich, full-bleed watercolor
> scenes, accompanied by rhymed couplets that balance the rowdiness of
> the bedtime preparations with cozy imagery and soothing rhythms. It's
> just the thing for testing the mettle of those who would lay claim to the
titular honorific.
>
> Publishers Weekly
>
> Author Sean Taylor's realistic, funny dialogue is interspersed with
> dreamy verse as Stella spins tales of magical places that lure her
> friends into dreamland. And Jimmy Liao's illustrations are so sweet
> and fun, it's a shame Stella and her pals can't walk off the page.
> This award-winning duo has created a bedtime masterpiece.
>
> Tampa Tribune Times
>
> Parents will relate to the difficulty of getting a child to sleep who
> is still full of energy, while youngsters may find themselves lulled
> to sleep alongside the animals. Liao's sweet watercolor illustrations
> of Stella and her friends as well as the imaginative worlds they create
are just lovely.
>
> School Library Journal
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> Videos
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> Henry and the Buccaneer Bunnies $16.00
>
> Aboard a ship called the SALTY CARROT sails a rowdy band of Buccaneer
> Bunnies. Their leader, Barnacle Black Ear, is the baddest bunny brute
> of all time, but his son refuses to perform his proper pirating
> duties. Henry would rather read books than shout "Shiver me timbers!"
> But when a crashing, bashing, thrashing wildcat of a storm threatens
> the SALTY CARROT and its crew, will Henry and his landlubbin' library save
the day?
>
> Author: Carolyn Crimi
> Illustrator: John Manders
>
> Hard Cover, 40 pp.
> 9.75" x 11.3" / (24.75 x 28.75 cm.
>
> from 2 - 5 Years
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> Nuthing Like a Puffin $16.50
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> A puffin is completely unique. A ladder is nothing like a puffin. A
> house is nothing like a puffin. A newspaper is nothing like a puffin. . .
. But wait!
> Who would have guessed? Could these things be more alike than you think?
> Young children will love following this mischievous puffin in an
> entertaining exercise in creative classification-- and are guaranteed
> to start looking at everyday things in a whole new way.
>
> from 4 - 8 Years
>
> Author: Sue Soltis
> Illustrator: Bob Kolar
>
> Hard Cover, 40pp.
> 9.2" x 9.2" / 23.3 x 23.3cm
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> Features
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> * Children learn how to compare and contrast objects.
> * Introduces the basics of classification.
> * Focusing on how very different objects can be alike presents a whole
> new way of looking at the world.
> * Develops logical thinking as children anticipate the next line
> before turning the page.
>
> Awards:
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> Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices List
>
> Charlotte Zolotow Highly Commended Title
>
> Layers of Learning:
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> * Children learn how to compare and contrast objects.
> * Introduces the basics of classification.
> * Focusing on how very different objects can be alike presents a whole
> new way of looking at the world.
> * Develops logical thinking as children anticipate the next line
> before turning the page.
>
> Reviews:
> Much like her eponymous puffin, Soltis shows her mischievous side in
> her debut picture book, a playful exploration of unexpected
> comparisons with twists that will have readers reconsidering the ways
> in which disparate things can be surprisingly similar.
>
> Publishers Weekly
>
> The narrator of this clever book declares with sturdy confidence that
> there's nothing at all like a puffin...The bird's colorful blue, gold,
> and orange beak is the source of the illustrations' palette, bold yet
> muted hues that nicely match the retro look of the digital art. Kids
> will easily pick up the game; be prepared to read this one again and
again.
>
> The Horn Book
>
> A charming debut picture book... The simple text is likely to draw
> children in with its conversational tone as well as its cliffhanger
> page-turns... A fun, thought-provoking look at how we classify the world
around us.
>
> Booklist
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> Awards:
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> Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices List Charlotte Zolotow
> Highly Commended Title
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>
>
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> Specifications
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> Awards:
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> * Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices List
> * Charlotte Zolotow Highly Commended Title
> * Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices List
>
>
> Reviews:
>
> Much like her eponymous puffin, Soltis shows her mischievous side in
> her debut picture book, a playful exploration of unexpected
> comparisons with twists that will have readers reconsidering the ways
> in which disparate things can be surprisingly similar.
>
> Publishers Weekly
>
> The narrator of this clever book declares with sturdy confidence that
> there's nothing at all like a puffin...The bird's colorful blue, gold,
> and orange beak is the source of the illustrations' palette, bold yet
> muted hues that nicely match the retro look of the digital art. Kids
> will easily pick up the game; be prepared to read this one again and
again.
>
> The Horn Book
>
> A charming debut picture book... The simple text is likely to draw
> children in with its conversational tone as well as its cliffhanger
> page-turns... A fun, thought-provoking look at how we classify the world
around us.
>
> Booklist
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> Videos
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> "To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled
> out is a spark."
> - Victor Hugo
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>
>
> Library Lion $17.00
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> * Invites discussion about rules and when to follow them, but also
> when it might be OK to break them.
> * Invites thought and discussion about first impressions and making
> assumptions.
> * Encourages children to visit the library.
> * Expresses the value of friendship.
> * Supports character education.
>
>
>
>
> Specifications
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> Awards:
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> * Arkansas Diamond Book Award Honor
> * Sakura Medal
> * Golden Sower Honor (Nebraska)
> * NAIBA (New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association) Best
> Picture Book of the Year
> * Time of Wonder Award from the Maine Discovery Museum
> * Book Sense Book of the Year - Honor Book
> * Cuffie (PW "Off the Cuff") Award - Honorable Mention
> * School Library Journal Best Books of the Year
> * Nick Jr. Family Magazine Best Books of the Year
> * Amazon.com Best Books of the Year
> * Child Magazine's Best Children's Book Award
> * Anita Shreve, author of THE PILOT'S WIFE
> * Book Sense Children's Picks
> * Junior Library Guild Selection
>
> Reviews:
>
> Knudsen's gentle tale of a revered yet welcoming community destination
> will ring true for many readers. Hawkes's (Weslandia) evocative,
> soft-hued acrylic-and-pencil illustrations have a timeless feel,
> depicting a cozy book-filled haven that any story fan would love to visit,
rules and all.
>
> Publishers Weekly
>
> There are lessons here about making assumptions, breaking rules and
> taking care of friends.
>
> San Francisco Chronicle
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> What happens at the end is guaranteed to send both parent and child
> grappling for Kleenex.
>
> Portland Tribune
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> Videos
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> An affectionate storybook tribute to that truly wonderful place: the
> library. Miss Merriweather, the head librarian, is very particular
> about rules in the library. But when a lion comes to the library one
> day, no one is sure what to do. There aren't any rules about lions in
> the library. As it turns out, this lion is well suited to library
> visiting. His big feet are quiet on the floor. He makes a comfy
> backrest at story hour. And he never roars in the library, at least
> not anymore. But when something terrible happens, the lion quickly comes
to the rescue in the only way he knows how.
>
> Michelle Knudsen's disarming story, illustrated by the matchless Kevin
> Hawkes in an expressive timeless style, will win over even the most
> ardent of rule keepers.
>
> Author: Michelle Knudsen
> Illustrator: Kevin Hawkes
>
> Hard Cover, 48 pp.
> 9.75" x 11.3" / 24.75 x 29.75 cm
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> from 4 - 7 years
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> Features
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> * Invites discussion about rules and when to follow them, but also
> when it might be OK to break them.
> * Invites thought and discussion about first impressions and making
> assumptions.
> * Encourages children to visit the library.
> * Expresses the value of friendship.
> * Supports character education.
>
>
>
>
> Specifications
>
> Awards:
>
> * Arkansas Diamond Book Award Honor
> * Sakura Medal
> * Golden Sower Honor (Nebraska)
> * NAIBA (New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association) Best
> Picture Book of the Year
> * Time of Wonder Award from the Maine Discovery Museum
> * Book Sense Book of the Year - Honor Book
> * Cuffie (PW "Off the Cuff") Award - Honorable Mention
> * School Library Journal Best Books of the Year
> * Nick Jr. Family Magazine Best Books of the Year
> * Amazon.com Best Books of the Year
> * Child Magazine's Best Children's Book Award
> * Anita Shreve, author of THE PILOT'S WIFE
> * Book Sense Children's Picks
> * Junior Library Guild Selection
>
> Reviews:
>
> Knudsen's gentle tale of a revered yet welcoming community destination
> will ring true for many readers. Hawkes's (Weslandia) evocative,
> soft-hued acrylic-and-pencil illustrations have a timeless feel,
> depicting a cozy book-filled haven that any story fan would love to visit,
rules and all.
>
> Publishers Weekly
>
> There are lessons here about making assumptions, breaking rules and
> taking care of friends.
>
> San Francisco Chronicle
>
> What happens at the end is guaranteed to send both parent and child
> grappling for Kleenex.
>
> Portland Tribune
>
>
>
>
> Videos
>
> Bendy Beads $22.50
>
> This set of 60 flexible easy-grip connectors in bright, primary colors
> attach in 2 different ways to make all sorts of fun configurations.
> These uniquely-designed manipulatives help kids develop motor skills
> and expand their imaginations. Includes starter designs. Packed in
> handy storage jar with handle.
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> from 3 years - primary school
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> French Ducks in Venice $17.50
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> Siblings George and Cecile live in Venice, California, but think of
> themselves as French ducks. They have an important friend, Polina
> Panova, who conjures magical dresses of thread, silk, and velvet To
> the ducks, Polina is a princess. But when Polina's prince decides to
> go away, life on the canal changes, and so does Polina. What are two
> steadfast and affectionate French ducks to do? Save admit that every
> broken heart mends on its own time, in its own way? A storybook
> classic full of light and hush, wisdom and whimsy, about patient
friendship and the healing power of time.
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> Author: Garret Freymann-Weyr
> Illustrator: Erin McGuire
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> Hard Cover, 56 pp.
> 7.5" x 9.1" /19 x 23cm
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> from 5 - 10 years
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> How did that get in my Lunch Box? $13.50
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> The best part of a young child's day is often opening a lunchbox and
> diving in. But how did all that delicious food get there? Who made the
> bread for the sandwich? What about the cheese inside? Who plucked the
> fruit? And where did the chocolate in that cookie get its start? From
> planting wheat to mixing flour into dough, climbing trees to
> machine-squeezing fruit, picking cocoa pods to stirring a vat of
> melted bliss, here is an engaging look at the steps involved in
> producing some common foods. Includes healthy tips and a peek at basic
food groups.
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> Author: Chris Butterworth
> Illustrator: Lucia Gaggiotti
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> Hardcover. 32 pp.
> 8.4" x 10.25" / 23.9 x 26cm.
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> from 5 - 8 years
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> "To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled
> out is a spark."
> - Victor Hugo
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> Brandy Wojcik  Discovery Toys Educational Consultant and Team leader
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> (512) 689-5045
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