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I Think I Can
A beginner's picture book designed to be read with a friendāone as aardvark and the other as mouseā to help build reading confidence in young readers
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
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A beginner's picture book designed to be read with a friendāone as aardvark and the other as mouseā to help build reading confidence in young readers
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
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A beginner's picture book designed to be read with a friendāone as aardvark and the other as mouseā to help build reading confidence in young readers
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
Early childhood specialist and formerĀ Romper RoomĀ teacher "Miss Karen" believes that reading should be easy and fun, and that reading with a buddy brings pleasure to young children. Drawing inspiration from the classic children's bookĀ The Little Engine that Could, this story also encourages beginning readers to believe in themselves. They will want to read it over and over again, and will be proud to say "I can read!"Ā Ā
Designed to be read with a buddy, this dialogue between an aardvark and a mouse contains only kindergarten or first-grade level words, making it a unique first reading book. Sentences are short, with lots of repetition for reinforcement and to build reading confidence.[AuthorName]By Karen S. Robbins and Rachael Brunson[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Karen Robbins is an award-winning children's author, book/toy designer, and educator who specializes in the young child. She holds a master's of education degree.
Rachael Brunson holds a BFA from Northwest College of Art and Design and lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]32 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]32 color images[/ColorPattern]
