Catalina Echeverri

"I Want to Be an Engineer is part of a I Can Read series that introduces young readers to important community helpers. This Level One I Can Read is perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager to start reading on their own. For anyone looking for books about community helpers for...

Explains what a doctor is and what their responsibilities are, including helping people who are sick or hurt.

A story told through the eyes of a big brother shares how they have an important role to play to introduce new babies to the world.

This accessible behind-the-scenes look at being a scientist takes beginning readers on a research boat to the North Pole where they can discover what type of scientist they want to be.

Explains what a veterinarian is and what their responsibilities are, including helping animals who are sick or hurt.

Explains what a pilot is, the different types of pilots, and how they help the community.

"'There are all sorts of contests: spelling contests, singing contests, sewing contests, sporting contests. But this book isn't about any of those contests... it's about the God contest. Find out what happened when Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal to a God contest--and when Jesus set up an even bigger God contest hundreds of years later. (Warning: This book contains a very, very big fire!)"--Back cover.

Based on Acts 16, this is a fun and compelling retelling of how a Philippian jailer and his family learned the wonderful truth about Jesus Christ. Based on Acts 16, this is a fun and compelling retelling of how a Philippian jailer and his family learned the wonderful truth about Jesus Christ.

When I go out for the day with Papa, I learn that there are many different ways to be an artist. Did you know that there are sculptors, photographers, animators-and many more! Maybe I'll be an artist too!

Granny Mutton loves to knit, but her grandson Little Lionel is not impressed by his overly long scarf. Luckily Lionel's friends find lots of fun things they can do with a scarf and a half!