This book is a treasure. It is simply written, yet will make the reader laugh. And, to the joy of parents and teachers, children will learn a valuable lesson with each story.
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This book is a treasure. It is simply written, yet will make the reader laugh. And, to the joy of parents and teachers, children will learn a valuable lesson with each story.
Funny anecdotes and silly pictures help this book appeal to even the most reluctant of reluctant readers. This book highlights the legend of Sir Lancelot, a great knight for King Arthur’s famous roundtable. Sir Lancelot decided to take a break from the roundtable
As a little girl, I was always fascinated by the lives of authors, especially the ones that wrote my favorite books. When I came across this biography of E.B. White, I was eager to read it. The book definitely delivered! I was entranced. Melissa Sweet writes in a narrative fashion that makes the character, E.B. White, come alive
"Danger on Panther Peak" is a gripping story that left me shaking with suspense. It involves bravery and courage. However
For children who enjoy the adventures of Encyclopedia Brown, "The Scripture Sleuth" books are the Christian version.
While "No Dogs Allowed!" is a decent story, I am not at all comfortable with the boy/girl relationships. They are made a very big deal and involve way too much touching.
This is the type of story children are good at writing and will love to read. I wonder what it would be like if I were only an inch or two tall. Imagine a trip through the field.
Happy Hollister books are always fun. A few energetic, respectful children...a mystery to solve...wonderful parents...and of course a happy ending.
Boys will love this pirate story. Between putting on a play for their neighbors and then taking a trip to search for a missing pirate ship,
The second in "The Twins" series, "Pillow Fights and Missing Cookies" will keep you laughing. A few moments may even make you a bit sad or scared.
I remember distinctly the first book that I read from this author. The book was in the Anna Hibiscus Series, which please read if you have not! I had just come back from a trip to Liberia, Africa. Reading this series definitely takes you back to Africa which out the pricey plan ticket! This book achieves Must-Read status just for its storytelling and cultural education.
Born in years of one room schools and progressing America, Hannah loves to learn. But she is blind. Most people do not think that she can learn. They think that she will never amount to much.
Honestly, this series excited me since it involved good role models for girls. I first read Betsy’s River Adventure and enjoyed it. I started looking into the series and realized that it was a nice big series. I was so excited!! When I started reading the series however, the books sorely disappointed me.
Jesse Stuart believes in the power of stories to teach children. In this story, children will discover the joys of helping others, caring for nature, giving gifts, and loving family.
How do you catch a traumatized hound dog? And after you catch him, how do you turn him into a friend? And then, if you discover his original owner, how do you honor that when your heart is breaking?
"Old Ben" is based on the author's own experiences of having a black snake for a pet when he was a boy. Go with Shan as he introduces Old Ben to his family and friends and ends up with a wonderful pet.
"Ragweed" is a well written, gripping story to read. It follows Ragweed as he leaves the country and moves into the city. Unfortunately, life in the city is lived in a club scene, complete with dyed hair, jewelry, dancing, a bar, and rock and roll music.
The goal of the Amish Frontier Series is to present to the reader the very real challenges faced by the Amish throughout history as they tried to remain faithful to their beliefs. In order to do that, the author follows a fictional family through many actual Amish settlements, having them move very, very often. Because of the frequent moves, the stories do not feel totally realistic. However, they do give a clear picture of the struggles faced by the Amish in each location.
If bugs intrigue you this book is for you! Even if bugs gross you out, this book is still for you. The picture capture children’s attention even from a young age. The writing and research that this book holds will capture the attention of older children as they view the bugs then learn the facts surrounding the bugs.
Have you ever been gripped so tightly by a story that you could barely move or even breathe until it ended? If not, do yourself a favor and read "Kavik the Wolf Dog." Walt Morey powerfully crafted this story of a sled dog who wrestles with his wolf roots through a plane crash,