What Makes Me A Me

Author: Ben Faulks
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
ISBN: 1408883325
Size: 13.67 MB
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Who am I? I ask myself. What makes me a ME? I think hard with all my might, And look around to see. What makes you a you? Are you like a sports car – lightning fast? Or maybe you're like a tree ... Do your arms stick out like branches?

What Makes Me Me

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ISBN: 9780241206980
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What makes me, me? explores our minds and bodies, to reveal the astonishing reasons why every single one of us is different.

What Makes Me Happy

Author: Catherine Anholt
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ISBN: 9781406303469
Size: 37.41 MB
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Children describe in rhyming verse their feelings and what makes them feel different ways. Suggested level: junior.

What Makes Me A Muslim

Author: Catherine M. Petrini
Publisher: Kidhaven
ISBN: 9780737722659
Size: 13.80 MB
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Describes the history, beliefs, customs, and challenges the Muslim religion faces, including being stereotyped as violent.

What Makes Me Me

Author: Stacey McCleary
Publisher: Lothian Children's Books
ISBN: 9780734408020
Size: 76.89 MB
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Akiko finds a caterpillar on her windowsill, and learns about struggle and change by watching the caterpillar emerge into something more beautiful than she hoped for. This work is suitable for children aged 3-6.

What Makes Me Smile

Author: Kathy Brouillette
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 1452011125
Size: 35.47 MB
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A day on the beach peaks curiosity in children as they enjoy the wondrous adventures of the ocean. A unique ending leaves children with the idea that not all questions need answers.

Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl

Author: Carrie Brownstein
Publisher: Penguin
ISBN: 0399184767
Size: 39.66 MB
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Along the way, Brownstein chronicles the excitement and contradictions within the era's flourishing and fiercely independent music subculture, including experiences that sowed the seeds for the observational satire of the popular television ...