Books by Kristine Lombardi
Springtime On the Farm
by Kristine Lombardi, John Bendall-Brunello
Springtime is a special time on the farm, especially in this one-of-a-kind book with 6 special spinner wheels depicting a beautiful spring scene. The sun shines brightly, flowers bloom, and babies are born! In this charming story, an inquisitive bunny and a curious duckling discover lots of wonderful things about spring. On each spread is an embedded spinner that turns and reveals a surprise-from a foal standing up for the first time to a tree coming into full bloom.
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Disney Cars Carry Along Treasury (Disney/Pixar Cars)
by Kristine Lombardi, Disney Storybook Artists, Disney•Pixar Cars
The latest book in the successful Carryalong series features the characters from Cars. With a handle that’s perfect for little hands, this book can be carried along by Cars fans everywhere they go.
Welcome to Radiator Springs! Five favorite characters from the hit movie—Lightning, Red, Mater, Ramone, and Doc— each star in their own original two-page story. Tabs make it easy to find each story, while the handle means kids can take this book wherever they go.
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A Day at The Zoo: Learning Numbers (Show And Tell)
by Kristine Lombardi, Viviana Garofoli
This unique book teaches kids to write numbers with the aid of a fun story about a class trip to the zoo. Book includes Magic Slate, Magic Pencil, and pull-up cards so young children can practice all their numbers. The pull-up cards retract so once children learn how to write their numbers they can then do it on their own.
"Our class is visiting the zoo today. We can't wait to see all the animals."
Kids will enjoy tagging along on a class trip to a zoo where they can count the animals.
This unique book teaches kids to write numbers with the aid of a fun story. Kids will love reading about a class trip to a zoo filled with amusing animals, and on each page they can trace their numbers onto the reusable board. When their work on a page is complete, they can simply lift the film to erase it and move on to the next page.
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Little Spider's First Web
After seeing his mother's beautiful web, Little Spider is anxious to spin his very own. Although he has some trouble, he finally succeeds and learns that hard work and perseverance pay off. Throughout the book, readers will find several flaps and paper play elements, as well as a yarn "web."
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