Debra Powers Cook (36 results)

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No dust jacket as issued No dust jacket. Very Good hardcover with light shelfwear - NICE! Standard-sized.

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Condition: New. I'm Not My Sister, I'm Me! Mia Maria!: Yo No Soy Mi Hermana! So Yo, Mia Maria! (Hardback or Cased Book).

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 30 pages. 6.00x0.25x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. bilingual edition. 32 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.00x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Neu. My dad says, "Leave the lizards and bugs outside like your brother does." But I say, "I?m not he, I?m me! I like keeping the insects in my room, that?s what interests me." This book tells the story about a younger sibling trying to have his own identity within the world that surrounds him. The younger brother is eight and is constantly mistaken for or compared to his older brother who is ten. He doesn?t understand the confusion because he knows that they are clearly two completely different people, and therefore should be seen different. He goes through life patiently trying to explain to everyone who he is, hoping they would eventually get it, as he frustratingly points out the differences between the two. Lately, his most used sentence has become, "I?m not he, I?m me!"About the AuthorDebra Powers-Cook graduated from Alexander High and FIDM/Fashion Institute. She currently spends her time chauffeuring her boys to and from basketball events, volunteering at their dual immersion public school. Her interest in children?s book writing came as an inspiration from her children?s love for being read nightly bedtime stories and wonderful imagination. This helped motivate her to take a writing course from the Institute of Children?s Literature. Her hobbies include yoga, hula dancing, horseback riding, reading, shopping and traveling with her family.About the TranslatorGraham Cook is a 6th grade student. He was always a talker ever since he was 2 years old and he did a lot of it. He was introduced to Spanish in a dual-immersion program during K-6 grades, where he would learn to become a fluent Spanish speaker, reading and writing it. This helped enable him to translate the Spanish part of this book. His first love is basketball and lots of it. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 162.…

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Neu. My grandmother added: "You should dance proper ballerina moves like your sister." And again I say, "I?m not she, I?m me. I like hip hop, jumping and jiving. It makes me feel confident and free!" This book tells the story about a younger sibling trying to have her own identity within the world that surrounds her. The younger sister is eight and is constantly mistaken for or compared to her older sister who is ten. She is so perplexed as to why everyone is always mixing them up or comparing them because to her they are so obviously not the same person, and therefore should be different. She goes through life patiently trying to explain to everyone who she is, hoping they would eventually get it, as she frustratingly points out the differences between the two. Lately, her most used sentence has become; "I?m not she, I?m me!" "Mia Maria"About the AuthorsDebra Powers-Cook graduated from Alexander High and FIDM/Fashion Institute. She currently spends her time chauffeuring her boys to and from basketball events, volunteering at their dual immersion public school. Her interest in children?s book writing came as an inspiration from her children?s love for being read nightly bedtime stories and wonderful imagination. This helped motivate her to take a writing course from the Institute of Children?s Literature. Her hobbies include yoga, hula dancing, horseback riding, reading, shopping and traveling with her family.Graham Cook is a 6th grade student. He was always a talker ever since he was 2 years old and he did a lot of it. He was introduced to Spanish in a dual-immersion program during K-6 grades, where he would learn to become a fluent Spanish speaker, reading and writing it. This helped enable him to translate the Spanish part of this book. His first love is basketball and lots of it.Sobre los Autores Debra-Powers-Cook se gradu? de la escuela FIDM/indumentaria y Merchandising. Actualmente dedica su tiempo cada di? a sus dos hijos a y de eventos de baloncesto; voluntariado en la escuela p?blica de dual inmersi?n; y parte de la jornada con su marido en su negocio de distribuci?n de alimentos peque?as escuelas. Su amor por por escribiendo el libro infantil llego como una inspiraci?n de amor de sus hijos para leer cuentos antes de dormir y la imaginacion maravillosa. Ella ha esto ayuda a motivar a tomar un curso de escritura en el instituto de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil. Sus pasatiempos incluyen yoga, leyendo, baile de hula, compras y viajar con su familia.Graham Cook es un estudiante de grado 6. Siempre fue un hablador desde que ten?a 2 a?os y que hizo mucho de ella. Fue introducido al espa?ol en un programa de inmersi?n dual en jard?n de infantes, donde aprender?a a ser hablante espa?ol, leyendolo y escribiendolo. Esto ayud? a permitirle traducir laparte espa?ola de este libro. Su primer amor es el baloncesto y m?s baloncesto. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 165.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. On a bright, calm summer day, Little Joe's mom heard loud screams coming from the kitchen. "Mom! The Doodle ate the Noodles! The Doodle ate the Noodles!" ? Little Joe loved helping his mom Debbie at Doodleville Doggie Daycare. Doodles, Doodles, everywhere! Here a Doodle, there a Doodle, lounging patiently while waiting to be groomed. Little Joe screamed because his entire lunch of delicious noodles was missing. Pasta was Little Joe's all-time favorite meal, and apparently one of the doodle's favorite meals, too. ? But wait! They have their own Doodle named Coco. Would Coco have eaten Little Joe's noodles? Coco is quite lovable but has her mischievous moments. Little Joe doesn't want to blame the wrong Doodle, so he is on the case to solve the disappearance of his delicious noodles. About the Author Debra Powers-Cook grew up in the beautiful country setting of Starkville, Mississippi. She and her family enjoyed the simple life of planting and eating from her grandma's garden which was full of fresh veggies, a large pecan tree, and free-range chickens with tasty eggs. Going horseback riding was like a trip to the amusement park, and catching butterflies and fireflies were a great joy. ? Powers-Cook currently resides in Southern California. She is proud to call this place home for her family. Just a short drive away are amusement parks, a flower field, and wonderful beaches. The organic fresh produce and farm fresh eggs from the local farmers' market bring back wonderful childhood memories. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 72.…

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Condition: New. Print on Demand pp. 32 Bilingual edition NO-PA16APR2015-KAP.

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Hardback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - My dad says, 'Leave the lizards and bugs outside like your brother does.' But I say, 'I'm not he, I'm me! I like keeping the insects in my room, that's what interests me.' This book tells the story about a younger sibling trying to have his own identity within the world that surrounds him. The younger brother is eight and is constantly mistaken for or compared to his older brother who is ten. He doesn't understand the confusion because he knows that they are clearly two completely different people, and therefore should be seen different. He goes through life patiently trying to explain to everyone who he is, hoping they would eventually get it, as he frustratingly points out the differences between the two. Lately, his most used sentence has become, 'I'm not he, I'm me!'About the AuthorDebra Powers-Cook graduated from Alexander High and FIDM/Fashion Institute. She currently spends her time chauffeuring her boys to and from basketball events, volunteering at their dual immersion public school. Her interest in children's book writing came as an inspiration from her children's love for being read nightly bedtime stories and wonderful imagination. This helped motivate her to take a writing course from the Institute of Children's Literature. Her hobbies include yoga, hula dancing, horseback riding, reading, shopping and traveling with her family.About the TranslatorGraham Cook is a 6th grade student. He was always a talker ever since he was 2 years old and he did a lot of it. He was introduced to Spanish in a dual-immersion program during K-6 grades, where he would learn to become a fluent Spanish speaker, reading and writing it. This helped enable him to translate the Spanish part of this book. His first love is basketball and lots of it.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - My grandmother added: 'You should dance proper ballerina moves like your sister.' And again I say, 'I'm not she, I'm me. I like hip hop, jumping and jiving. It makes me feel confident and free!' This book tells the story about a younger sibling trying to have her own identity within the world that surrounds her. The younger sister is eight and is constantly mistaken for or compared to her older sister who is ten. She is so perplexed as to why everyone is always mixing them up or comparing them because to her they are so obviously not the same person, and therefore should be different. She goes through life patiently trying to explain to everyone who she is, hoping they would eventually get it, as she frustratingly points out the differences between the two. Lately, her most used sentence has become; 'I'm not she, I'm me!' 'Mia Maria'About the AuthorsDebra Powers-Cook graduated from Alexander High and FIDM/Fashion Institute. She currently spends her time chauffeuring her boys to and from basketball events, volunteering at their dual immersion public school. Her interest in children's book writing came as an inspiration from her children's love for being read nightly bedtime stories and wonderful imagination. This helped motivate her to take a writing course from the Institute of Children's Literature. Her hobbies include yoga, hula dancing, horseback riding, reading, shopping and traveling with her family.Graham Cook is a 6th grade student. He was always a talker ever since he was 2 years old and he did a lot of it. He was introduced to Spanish in a dual-immersion program during K-6 grades, where he would learn to become a fluent Spanish speaker, reading and writing it. This helped enable him to translate the Spanish part of this book. His first love is basketball and lots of it.Sobre los Autores Debra-Powers-Cook se graduó de la escuela FIDM/indumentaria y Merchandising. Actualmente dedica su tiempo cada diá a sus dos hijos a y de eventos de baloncesto; voluntariado en la escuela pública de dual inmersión; y parte de la jornada con su marido en su negocio de distribución de alimentos pequeñas escuelas. Su amor por por escribiendo el libro infantil llego como una inspiración de amor de sus hijos para leer cuentos antes de dormir y la imaginacion maravillosa. Ella ha esto ayuda a motivar a tomar un curso de escritura en el instituto de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil. Sus pasatiempos incluyen yoga, leyendo, baile de hula, compras y viajar con su familia.Graham Cook es un estudiante de grado 6. Siempre fue un hablador desde que tenía 2 años y que hizo mucho de ella. Fue introducido al español en un programa de inmersión dual en jardín de infantes, donde aprendería a ser hablante español, leyendolo y escribiendolo. Esto ayudó a permitirle traducir laparte española de este libro. Su primer amor es el baloncesto y más baloncesto.…