Best Selling Books by Wendi Silvano

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

★★★亞馬遜暢銷第一名《火雞的感恩節》同系列作品★★★ 繼《火雞的萬聖節》、《火雞的聖誕節》、《火雞的生日大驚喜》 溫迪‧席瓦諾與李‧哈柏 作品 令人捧腹大笑的火雞好創意 讓人深深著迷的上學好點子 快要開學了！ 開學第一個星期的主題是「農場週」。 火雞和動物朋友們好想去上學， 火雞這次該怎麼「扮」呢？ 開學第一個星期的主題是「農場週」， 火雞和農場動物們相信自己一定會受到邀請去學校。 每一天，火雞都叫他的朋友練習上學要用的技能， 做好上學的準備。 他們練習寫自己的名字、 算算看有幾顆玉米， 讀讀故事書，甚至玩下課會玩的遊戲。 可是，等到那重要的一天來臨時， 火雞和動物朋友們卻被趕下校車！ 人們說動物不可以上學， 動物得待在農場裡！ 火雞很不開心， 上學那麼好玩的事情， 他們絕對不能錯過！ 火雞用出他最擅長的偽裝技術， 想盡辦法使出渾身解數扮裝， 他跟動物朋友們能順利進入學校去上學嗎？ 本書特色 ◆來自亞馬遜兒童讀物暢銷書第一名《火雞的感恩節》同系列節日圖畫書，以火雞為主角的開學故事，火雞及動物們的創意扮裝令人著迷。 ◆使用生動活潑的文字，搭配色彩豐富的插圖，運用非凡的想像力，火雞為了生存，永不輕言放棄讓人感到勵志。 ◆捧腹大笑的火雞故事，讓人一讀再讀愛不釋手，回味無窮。 ◆隨著故事的情節，火雞與農場動物們之間的互動，使得故事更加生動有趣，讓人迫不及待想知道火雞還有什麼好點子！

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Rhyming text describes all the ways love is expressed and shown in Kansas City.

Turkey is off to school--or is he?--in this addition to the much-loved Turkey Trouble series. School is starting soon and Turkey can''t wait. Each day, he and his barnyard friends practice their writing and math. But when the school bus rolls up, they are booted off. It turns out that animals aren''t allowed to attend school. Pig calls it "hogwash," and Turkey agrees. All he has to do is find a way to show the students and the principal that turkeys--and their friends--do belong in school. With a gobble, gobble here; a gobble, gobble there; and a few clever costumes, he just might.

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Using Minnesota locations, describes how love and friendship can be seen by paying attention to those around you.

Rhyming text describes all the ways love is expressed and shown in Oklahoma.

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Rhyming text describes all the ways love is expressed and shown in Philadelphia.

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Forest school meets sensory play in this cozy picture book about a grandparent and grandchild on an exploratory walk through the woods. Smooth and wet is a stone in a creek. Slippery and cold is the splash on your cheek. A boy and his grandfather travel through a scenic forest on a sensory adventure written in soothing rhyme. Everywhere they look, there are fascinating things to see and feel. The boy is naturally curious… and in the woods, it’s okay to touch! Some things are sticky. Some things are firm. Some are oozy or crumbly or coarse. The boy delights in using his sense of touch to explore the natural world—made even sweeter by grandpa as his companion. With soft, velvety illustrations, this sumptuous story is just right for kids who learn by doing, and makes an ideal read-aloud for preschools with sensory awareness on the curriculum. Back matter features an author’s note about the five senses, as well as an interactive sensory treasure hunt for curious young readers (with adult supervision).

Story about various forms of love including love for family, friends, pets, and places!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

"There''s no greater love, I can tell you, its true, than the love of your family, especially for you!"--

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around in Ohio, in different cities and towns, among friends and family, and among young and old. There''s a smiling winged heart on every page.

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

A picture book about love.

"There''s no greater love, I can tell you, its true, than the love of your family, especially for you!"--

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

"Rhyming text describes all the ways love is expressed and shown in Cincinnati"--Provided by publisher.

Love is all around, if only we stop to look. It''s the voices of the children playing in the park. It''s the cheer of the crowd and animals playing at the zoo. It''s the way a mother holds her newborn child. Love is found on every corner of the neighborhood, and the greatest love of all is found in the place we call home!

Duck and Goose want to play outside in the rain, but they only have one pair of rain boots and one umbrella. Duck and Goose find a creative solution.

Duck and Goose offer to save the day when Rooster has a cold and cannot crow to awaken the animals. Duck and Goose try to stay up all night to be ready for the sunrise.

What would a duck, goose, and frog play together? "Leap Frog" and "Duck, Duck, Goose" of course.

Duck and Goose find a perfect puddle to play in until, unknowingly, they splash all the water out of the puddle.

Child visits the zoo and hears lions, monkeys, zebras, bears, elephants, and parrots.

A toddler girl describes a day at the beach with her dad. They stick their feet in the sand, hunt for shells, play with a beachball, and sit together watching the sea.

Mix and match ten easy-to-build chunky magnetic animal puzzles. Solve them the right way the first time and the silly way after that!

Monkey has gathered a huge pile of tasty coconuts. Before he can enjoy them he must count them. He discovers counting in sets is the fastest way to complete the task.

Hungry Monkey wants to count his coconuts before he starts eating, but every time he tries, another rain forest animal suggests a different way of grouping them for the count, in a story that also offers the Spanish words for the numbers.