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Parts of the Book
- 7. A book is pages, pictures, and words A book is animals, people, and birds; A book is stories of queens and kings, Poems, and songs - so many things! Curled in a corner where I can hide, With a book I can journey far and wide. Though it's only paper from end to end, A book is a very special friend. By Lora Dunetz Let's explore the parts of a book
- 24. Author Title of the Book Call Number
- 33. is where the content of the book is found. The stories can be read on this part.
- 38. Book Lovers “You are old, little book,” the small boy said. “Yet your pages are still clean and white, Your covers are stiff and your covers are straight, Do you think at your age it is right?” “When I was young,” said the book.“ I came into the hands of children who handled me with care. They opened me gently and their fingers were clean. My margins they kept clean and fair. They never used pencil as bookmark nor tried To pull me apart when they were angry With such kindly treatment my strength and My looks will last me the rest of my life.”
- 41. I hold the book together. I also tell you the book's title, author, publisher and call number . A. Spine B. Cover Page
- 43. I keep the book safe. I have the author and illustrator’s name. I have the title of the book written on me. A. Spine B. Cover Page
- 45. I appear at the beginning of the book and gives you the name of the author, publisher, and illustrator A. Title Page B. Copyright Page
- 47. It give you the publisher’s name, where the book was published, and the year in which the book was published A. Title Page B. Copyright Page
- 49. I have the lists of units, chapters, or stories along with their page numbers A. Table of Contents B. Glossary
- 51. I am a small dictionary of your book. An alphabetically new words used in the book with their definitions. A. Index B. Glossary
- 53. I am an list of alphabetically names of places, and topics in the book with page numbers. A. Index B. Glossary
Editor's Notes
- And each part have a special job
- All books have front cover and back cover
- The front cover has important information. One of those is the title of the book
- The title of the book helps us know or guess what is the book all about.
- This book is about a caterpillar. We can tell because the word caterpillar is in the book’s TITLE. There is also a picture of a caterpillar.
- The author is the one who writes the book. Who do you think is the author of this book?
- Sometimes the cover of a book will also have the name of the person who drew the pictures in the book.
- Who do you think is the illustrator of this book?
- The SPINE of a book connects the FRONT COVER to the BACK COVER
- A book’s SPINE works the same way. It holds the book together. Can you show me where is your spine? Is your spine the same with the spine of a book?
- A CALL NUMBER is the address of the book. It tells you exactly where the book lives on the shelf!
- Who are talking in the poem? What does the boy say? What does the book say? What are they talking about? How did the children handle the book? Do you also take care of your books the way this book was handled by the children?
- Who are talking in the poem? What does the boy say? What does the book say? What are they talking about? How did the children handle the book? Do you also take care of your books the way this book was handled by the children?