Most Popular Books by Christianne C. Jones

Lacey Walker loves to talk. She talks all day, and sometimes all night. But when she loses her voice, Lacey learns the importance of listening. She learns about all of the things she misses out on every day. This relatable picture book teaches an important life lesson for preschoolers and older. A Lucía Villar le encanta hablar. Habla durante todo el día y a veces, también por la noche. Pero cuando se queda sin voz, Lucía aprende la importancia de saber escuchar y descubre muchas cosas que no había apreciado antes. Un cuento con una lección importante para los niños de preescolar y mayores.

In the hopes of receiving some mail of her own, Paula writes a letter to her grandparents.

Anne gets a treat for keeping her side of their shared room neat and clean, but messy Gina does not.

"Esun niño muy bueno, salvo por una cosa ... le gusta contar CHISMES todo el rato. Por suerte, su maestra tiene un plan. ¿Conseguirá Luis aprender la diferencia entre un CHISME y algo que HAY QUE DECIR con la Lucha contra los Chismes?"--Back of book.

Tom is sure that he does not like peas, beans, broccoli, corn, or carrots, until one day he eats them all cooked together in a casserole, realizing that he likes vegetables.

A rambunctious child complains that the lifeguard is spoiling his fun until his little sister gets into trouble in the water.

Guillo, a silly worm who pays friends to dig holes for him because he hates dirt and mud, changes his thinking after an accident.

Jamal, who will be in the fifth grade, and his little sister Nina, who is going into first grade, go shopping for school supplies.

Amy and Brad's parents go to the movies, leaving them with a babysitter who knows just what to do to make them happy.

Lili worries about how her life will change when she gets her first pair of glasses.

Ever since Uncle Emilio gave Dani a dinosaur costume for his birthday, Dani has been misbehaving by acting like a dinosaur, and his sister can hardly wait for her birthday to see what Uncle Emilio brings to her.

A young fish wants to be able to play tag and other games with his friends, but first he must learn to swim.

When an acorn hits her on the head, Chicken Little believes the sky is falling down and runs to tell the King and everyone she meets along the way.

Features Leveled Text/Reading ConsultantsQuizzes at www.picturewindowbooks.comBasic topics and objects High frequency words Simple language patterns GRL: D-EFamiliar topics Frequently used words Repeating patterns GRL: F-GNew ideas Larger vocabulary Variety of language structures GRL: G-HChallenges in ideas Expanding vocabulary Wide variety of sentences GRL: G-IMore complex ideas Extended vocabulary range Variety of language structures GRL: S-OWide range of concepts and ideas Challenging vocabulary Complex language structures GRL: N-P

Basic topics and objects High frequency words Simple language patterns GRL: D-EFamiliar topics Frequently used words Repeating patterns GRL: F-GNew ideas Larger vocabulary Variety of language structures GRL: G-HChallenges in ideas Expanding vocabulary Wide variety of sentences GRL: G-IMore complex ideas Extended vocabulary range Variety of language structures GRL: S-OWide range of concepts and ideas Challenging vocabulary Complex language structures GRL: N-P

The little red hen finds none of the lazy barnyard animals willing to help her plant, harvest, or grind wheat into flour, but all are eager to eat the bread she makes from it.

"Sharp, triangular teeth! Sparkly, square gems! Long, rectangular airplane wings! Shapes surround you at the museum. Created in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution, this captivating picture book brings the museum to you. Look deeper into each exhibit and uncover shapes of all sizes!"--

Introduces young readers to the world of classic fairy tales with these easy-to-read retellings.

Features easy-to-read retellings that help you to introduce young readers to the world of classic fairy tales.

The little red hen finds none of the lazy barnyard animals willing to help her plant, harvest, or grind wheat into flour, but all are eager to eat the bread she makes from it.

Retells some of the legends of John Henry, an African-American hero who raced against a steam drill to lay railroad tracks on a mountain.

Much-loved stories are retold as easy readers in this fun, exciting series of folktales.

On a trip to the park, Bunny learns how to use good manners to cope with the embarrassment of gas.

"Dinosaurs no longer roam the earth, but you can still see them at a museum! You can see big bones and small fossils. You can see long tails and short arms. Discover dinosaur opposites that are far from extinct in this engaging picture book created in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution"--

Turn left. Turn right. Go up. Go down. Position words help you get around town. From the top of a skyscraper everything looks pretty. Position words are found all over the city!

Read-it! Readers: Fairy Tales - Introduce young readers to the captivating world of classic fairy tales in this beautifully illustrated easy-reader series.

"Explore space all in one place at the museum! Space shuttles, airplanes, satellites, and more are on display. Start at one and count your way to twenty in this interactive picture book created in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution"--

Retells the classic tale in which a poor but clever traveler finds a way to get the townspeople to share their food with him.

Older siblings welcome and enjoy showing love to the new baby.

In rhyming text, his mother helps Little Deer face his fear of storms and the dark.

"Eagles flying and seals swimming. Kangaroos hopping and snakes slithering. Animals are always on the move at the zoo, and you are invited to visit! Mimic these animal moves in this energetic picture book created in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution"--

Amy and Brad's parents go to the movies, leaving them with a babysitter who knows just what to do to make them happy.