What can you teach a moose to do? Well, lot’s of things. How about swimming, climbing a tree, dancing, drawing… singing? You bet. See what these children teach the best moose on the plane to do.
children’s picture book
The Antics of Carrot, the Ferret
The untold story of what owning a ferret is really like – in verse for ages 3-7.
This portrait of a funny ferret tells many of the actual situations ferret owners discover when they get their first ferret. Based on real life, the humorous ferret named Carrot (because he’s orange, with a long pointy tail) becomes a source of entertainment and humor for his owners. In reality, ferrets are not really orange but you’ll discover how orange fits Carrot quite nicely. The book can be read to and by children ages 3-7 and as a bonus, a full page of Fascinating Ferret Facts is included. In addition, a picture of a small carrot is hidden within the pages of the book for kids (& adults) to find. When they report their findings to me, I’ll email a surprise! Written in verse and brightly illustrated, the book is designed to encourage literacy and makes a great, fun book to read to toddlers.
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Meet June Van Klaveren
Rocks and Rhyme 2 in 1 Fun: Crystals for Kids and Rocks with Socks and Fox
Kids love rocks, and this book combines two rockin’ books for children to enjoy.
“Crystals for Kids” shows 17 rocks and minerals, one page with each stone’s name and the other with rocks arranged in a magical village scene. This book has hardly any words; the pictures are the focus.
“Rocks with Socks and Fox” is a fun rhyming book showing 30 different kinds of rocks. This beginning reader book also teaches positional words.
Why read just one book when you can read two? This double book will bring out your “inner geologist” and your imagination!
*To best view the colorful photographs, please read this Kindle book on a device with color capabilities. Enjoy!
Meet Brenda DeHaan
The Flower Fairies Meet the Talking Rainbow Rocks
The Flower Fairies Meet the Talking Rainbow Rocks combines magic and science in a fun, meaningful way! Readers learn about seven kinds of rocks and the seven colors of the rainbow in the correct order. One fairy garden, four flower fairies, seven talking rocks, and one owl spark imagination while sharing a gentle message about diversity, acceptance of others, and friendship.
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Pug with a Passport: A Kids’ Travel Guide
Jump into this exciting kids’ travel guide series with Kipling, the Pug with a Passport!
Ride along with Kip as he takes his first trip away from home. Learn with him as he discovers the many countries and cultures of the world.
Explore with Kip as he takes his first airplane ride and makes new friends along the way. Tag along as he tastes new foods, learns new words, and tries new things!
