Bøger af Joshua James Cole

A unique picture book uses riddles, clever art, and hidden images to introduce numbers to children in a distinctive way. Painting With Numbers gives a new take on introducing numbers to children by using cleverly arranged illustrations along with riddles to engage young readers with hidden images to find and word puzzles to decipher. On each vibrant spread readers will encounter riddles about numbers from one to twenty, accompanied by charming illustrations that depict each number as an animal through an artful contortion or shaping of a numeral image.

On the heels of his popular Painting With... series comes Joshua James Cole's newest offering, an alphabet book series that introduces important early education concepts. In Fruit Doesn't Feel, readers learn about the ABCs while also learning about emotions. In Fruit Doesn't Feel, each lively spread provides a fruit of a certain letter experiencing an emotion with the same letter, providing children an opportunity to identify big feelings and how they might present themselves or make us feel. Using a combination of both common and little known fruits, the book's clever and alliterative text, including "Are grapes grumpy?" and "Is dragon fruit disenchanted?" goes on to provide a definition of that emotion and also a silly and imaginative exchange by the fruit further explaining its big feeling. Families and educators of young children will welcome this imaginative opportunity to explore and discuss emotions, how they make them feel, and how to cope with them. A glossary of fruits is included at the back of the book including ways to use the book at home and in the classroom to better understand reactions to our own emotions and those of others.

On the heels of his popular Painting With... series comes Joshua James Cole's newest offering, an alphabet book series that introduces important early learning concepts. In the debut book, Broccoli Doesn't Bite, each letter of the alphabet is presented through an interesting message of alliteration that also teaches various vegetables, both common and rare. Each vibrant spread features a vegetable character starting with a certain letter that also introduces an action word of the same letter, performed by the character. The text introducing E declares, "Edamame can't enchant," and goes on to feature three young wizard-ly looking soybeans casting out the words, "Expecto potatoes!" While on the letter "P" page, it is revealed that "Parsnips don't perform," supported by a groovy parsnip behind a microphone, rocking cool shades and a gold tooth. The youngest readers will be aided by their alphabet learning and pronunciation through the alliteration, while older readers will enjoy identifying diverse vegetables and their silly antics. A glossary at the back of the book explains the words reviewed in the book while a notes section discusses the origins of the familiar parodies used throughout the book.

A unique picture book uses riddles, clever art, and hidden images to introduce numbers to children in a distinctive way.Painting With Numbers gives a new take on introducing numbers to children by using cleverly arranged illustrations along with riddles to engage young readers with hidden images to find and word puzzles to decipher.On each vibrant spread readers will encounter riddles about numbers from one to twenty, accompanied by charming illustrations that depict each number as an animal through an artful contortion or shaping of a numeral image.

A heartfelt new picture book that combines lyrical poetry with digital watercolor to introduce young readers to sincere love and grieving through loss.All My Kisses is a journey into growing up and saying goodbye with uniquely designed illustrations and a song-like repeating poem that reminds readers of the importance of making memories. The poem repeats three times. Each repetition shows a different milestone in the life of the daughter and father. With each new milestone, the poem changes slightly to reflect the new journey each takes. The digitally hand-drawn characters age, too. Children will be able to understand the passage of time and associate it with the changes that come with their own growth. When asked where the idea for this book came from, Cole smiles and remarks, "My youngest daughter blew kisses to me at the bus stop one morning. It was so sweet. I told her I would catch all of her kisses." When we returned home, he wrote it down, and the words poured out. Cole hopes that it isn't just fathers and daughters who enjoy this book because the story is about making and sharing memories with the ones we love.

Learning about big feelings is as easy as A-B-C with this imaginative alphabet book.On the heels of his popular Painting With... series comes Joshua James Cole's newest offering, an alphabet book series that introduces important early education concepts. In Fruit Doesn't Feel, readers learn about the ABCs while also learning about emotions.In Fruit Doesn't Feel, each lively spread provides a fruit of a certain letter experiencing an emotion with the same letter, providing children an opportunity to identify big feelings and how they might present themselves or make us feel. Using a combination of both common and little known fruits, the book's clever and alliterative text, including "Are grapes grumpy?" and "Is dragon fruit disenchanted?" goes on to provide a definition of that emotion and also a silly and imaginative exchange by the fruit further explaining its big feeling.Families and educators of young children will welcome this imaginative opportunity to explore and discuss emotions, how they make them feel, and how to cope with them. A glossary of fruits is included at the back of the book including ways to use the book at home and in the classroom to better understand reactions to our own emotions and those of others.

A laugh-out-loud ABC picture book that is perfect for early readers and younger children learning the alphabet and healthy eating habits. Older readers will enjoy the comical illustrations and pop-culture parodies. ¿Broccoli Doesn't Bite is:an amusing introduction to the alphabet.a creative combination of food-related jokes, puns, and parodies.recommended for toddlers and early readers.a must-buy for fans of Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten and Vegetables in Underwear. a comical journey that teaches children about letters and vegetables