Melissa Everett

Autor(a) de Making A Living While Making A Difference

29 Works 396 Membros 5 Reviews

About the Author

Melissa Everett is a writer and career counselor who has facilitated career change support groups and counseled individuals in transition since 1992. The executive director of Hudsonia, an environmental research institute in the Hudson Valley of New York, she is also working on a Ph.D in mostrar mais sustainable development. mostrar menos

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Obras de Melissa Everett

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Making A Living While Making A Difference (1995) 112 cópias

Rain, Rain, Go Away (Nursery Rhymes) (2013) 32 cópias

Breaking Ranks (1988) 30 cópias

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (Nursery Rhymes) (2013) 26 cópias

Hey Diddle Diddle (2013) 19 cópias

Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling (Nursery Rhymes) (2013) 18 cópias

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (Nursery Rhymes) (2012) 17 cópias

Bearing Witness, Building Bridges: Interviews With North Americans Living and Working in Nicaragua (1985) 17 cópias

Hush, Little Baby (Re-versed Rhymes) (2012) 13 cópias

Rock-a-Bye Baby (Nursery Rhymes) (2012) 12 cópias

Pat-a-Cake (2013) 12 cópias

Do Your Ears Hang Low? (Record Spins) (2014) 11 cópias

Star Light Star Bright (2014) 11 cópias

Baa, Baa Black Sheep (Nursery Rhymes) (2013) 10 cópias

This Little Pig (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 10 cópias

Where Oh, Where Has My Little Dog Gone? (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 10 cópias

The Owl and the Kitty Cat (Case Hardcover Nursery Rhymes) (2012) 9 cópias

Winken Blinken and Nod (Nursery Rhymes) (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 6 cópias

Three Little Kittens (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 5 cópias

Pocket Full of Posies (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 3 cópias

There Was a Crooked Man (Re-versed Rhymes) (2014) 2 cópias

If You're Happy and You Know It (Record Spins) (2014) 2 cópias

I Wish I Was Little (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 2 cópias

Hokey Pokey (Nursery Rhymes) (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 2 cópias

Jack and Jill (Nursery Rhymes) (2014) 1 exemplar(es)

There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe (Nursery Rhymes) (Re-Versed Rhymes) (2014) 1 exemplar(es)

Where, Oh, Where Has My Little Dog Gone? & Three Little Kittens 1 exemplar(es)

Rain, Rain, Go Away; Winken, Blinken, and Nod; & One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (2014) 1 exemplar(es)

Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? 1 exemplar(es)

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Three Little Kittens (Re-Versed Rhymes) de Melissa Everett

Cute bedtime story and durable cover, 2 big pluses with a 7month old :)

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fellanta13 | Feb 14, 2022 |

Rain Rain Go Away (Nursery Rhymes) de Melissa Everitt

I picked this poem for a poetry lesson for young elementary readers. I liked this book because it is also a type of nursery rhyme. This book was fun and easy to read. The pages were also very colorful with great illustrations making it a fun book to look at.

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AshleighDacus | Sep 1, 2016 |

This Little Pig (Re-Versed Rhymes) de Melissa Everett

I loved this story for many reasons, the first being the fact that I grew up hearing this story orally from my mother. She would wriggle each one of my toes for each new phrase just like the illustrations in this story. “This little pig went to the market. This little pig stayed home” are the beginning lines of this cute little story and the same beginning lines of the story my mother always told me. The second reason I truly enjoyed this story was for the illustrations. There is the story of the pigs and through a window, you see a young boy pointing to his toes. These illustrations are really showing two different stories, which is truly remarkable. The main message of this book is to share an otherwise oral story with the world and allow everyone to share in the fun.… (mais)

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AliRadford | Oct 19, 2015 |