What Do I Want to Be?

Hospitals and clinics can be very busy places. Whether you're sick or just need a check-up, the people that work in hospitals and clinics are helping the community every day. What would it be like to work in a doctor's office as a nurse? Readers will follow the nurse throughout his day in the doctor's office. This book features relatable and diverse characters and procedures readers will be familiar with. Full-color illustrations and accessible language makes this book perfect for emerging readers and young listeners.

Soccer is one of the most popular sports in the world. What do you do if you love playing and watching the sport, but don't want to be a professional athlete? This book explores the action-packed career of a soccer referee. From how she prepares for a soccer game to the fast-paced decisions she must make during the game, a day in the life of a referee is filled with intensity and fun. The accessible language in the book makes it perfect for both emerging readers and young listeners. This book also features a picture glossary to help readers broaden their vocabulary.

Professional chefs make some of the most innovative dishes in the world. What's it like to spend a day in the life of a chef at a busy restaurant? What kind of work goes into making our favorite foods? This book follows a chef from the very beginning of her day, when she chops and prepares food, to creating delicious dishes she serves to hungry restaurant goers. Featuring colorful illustrations and a picture glossary, this book is perfect emerging readers, young listeners, and anyone who loves food and being in the kitchen.

Come rain or come shine, we can always count on the postman getting our mail to us on time. That's how the saying goes, but what is a postman's day actually like? From organizing letters in the mailroom to delivering people's mail and parcels along his route, young readers experience a postman's day through colorful, exciting illustrations. The language in this book is ideal for very early readers as well as children still in the listening stage. Readers will love getting to know more about this familiar member of their community.