Simon Says Open The Book
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Simon Says Open the Book
Author: Emilia Zebrowska
language: en
Publisher: The Creative Company/Creative Editions
Release Date: 2022-11-28
In this illustrated board book based on the beloved children's game, readers and listeners alike are prompted to act out the commands as the rhythmic text leads to a sleep-inducing conclusion.
Simon Says... Jump
Detective Kate Morgan has settled into her position and, although straining under her new caseload, is working hard. Simon is still a big question mark in her world—and his “gift” even more so. Dealing with a frustrating series of drive-by shootings has brought a three-year-old drive-by case to the forefront … Simon had hoped that his visions would have stopped, especially now that the police had solved the pedophile murders. No such luck. But these new visions are confusing, chaotic, and nonsensical. Unwilling to share yet more disjointed and meaningless information with Kate, he keeps it to himself. Until he sees a pattern and connects to a woman, … one who is suicidal. While Kate understands his physical and mental torment, she’s underwhelmed by the lack of detail in his latest visions—until she looks into another issue and finds out that the number of suicides are higher than normal, as in way higher …
Ready or Not, Here I Come!
Author: Emilia Zebrowska
language: en
Publisher: The Creative Company/Creative Editions
Release Date: 2022-11-28
“The game has just begun. My friends are on the run. Ready or not, here I come!” In this zoo-themed book version of the beloved children’s game, readers and listeners alike will enjoy seeking and finding the animal characters along with their keeper. The rhyming text makes use of prepositions in “clues” as to the animals’ locations, teaching this part of speech as stealthily as a crocodile tracking its prey.