Bøger af Caren Cantrell

Have you ever wondered what happens to that one sock that goes missing from the dryer?Annie Argyle is tired of spending her days in dark, smelly places. She wants to have an adventure. Leaving her worried sock twin Andy and the unsuspecting little boy Harrison behind, she slips her toe into the dryer vent and Whoosh out she goes.A traveling carnival leads to plenty of fun and adventure: roller coaster rides, ice cream, merry-go-rounds. Then an unlucky toss sends Annie into a different dark, smelly place. One she doesn't like at all.Can Annie make it safely back to Andy and Harrison?A fun read for children ages 3 to 7.

Wren wants more than anything to be a cheerleader like her best friend Lilah. But Maggie, the team captain, doesn't want a curly-whiskered, clumsy mouse on the squad. Wren tries everything to straighten them. Boing! Boing! Boing! When Maggie misses a jump during practice for the cheer championship, the team discovers curly whiskers are exactly what they need. Wren's Whiskers shows children that it's okay and often desirable to be different. Wren is determined and never gives up on her dream. Although she is misdirected at the beginning, by the end she learns to embrace her whiskers and stand in her power.

Violet, the Sweet Dream Fairy, protects the sleeping children from nightmares and monsters by sprinkling her magic dust. But Griffin the Goblin has other plans. He captures Violet, steals her dust, and starts scaring the children. Violet knows she has to escape and fast, but how? She'll need some real fairy magic if she wants to get her dust back and save the children.

Cosette's dream comes true when she rescues Oreo from the animal shelter. Now she has a little dog to play with and love.But messes keep happening in their home-overturned trash cans, half-eaten cakes, and spilled flour bags. Cosette's mom is sure Oreo is the one creating all the trouble. Mom threatens to send him back to the shelter if Cosette can't make him behave.Cosette knows Oreo is a good dog. He wouldn't have made any of those messes. She'll need to use all her detective skills to find the real troublemakers and save Oreo.A fun book about the special relationship between a child and their pet and how together they solve the mystery. Includes two amateur detective activities using items found in the home: dusting for fingerprints and writing in invisible ink.

Today is Saturday, and that means Safari!Elliott has waited all week for this adventure. He jumps out of bed, throws on his safari gear, and grabs his camera. Maybe today he'll see an animal he's never seen before like a crocodile or a rhinoceros. If he does, he'll have to be quick to snap a picture and add it to his prized collection.Would you like to come on Safari with Elliott?Yes? Great! Grab your safari gear and don't forget the sunscreen. But let me warn you, Elliott has a crazy, wild imagination. What he sees isn't always what it appears to be.Still want to go?Awesome! Have a wonderful, safari adventure!Note for adults: Saturday Safari is a book about encouraging the use of imagination to see the world differently. When you read it with your child, ask them to describe common objects in a new light. Perhaps even make up a story to go along with what "could be."

Leo is a baby sea turtle. Sea turtles need to swim to survive. He's sure he could if one of his flippers wasn't shorter than the others. He tries a few crazy fixes but when none of them result in his being able to swim; Leo loses hope. A chance meeting with a starfish that has one arm smaller than the other four gives Leo the idea and determination to learn. When a giant ghost crab threatens his cousin Elliott, Leo leaps into the ocean to save him forgetting all about his fears.Leo Learns to Swim helps children learn to be successful by focusing on their strengths rather than their weaknesses.

Toys are missing!Henry dreams of being a rough and ready Arizona Ranger. When his playmates' toys go missing, Henry hops on his hobby horse to track down the stealing varmint. But being a Ranger isn't easy. After falsely accusing several suspects, Henry doubts he's Ranger material. Ironically, a flock of chickens gives him an idea that just might help him catch the thief.Henry will need all his powers of observation to find the children's toys and regain faith in himself.Using animals as the suspects, Ranger Henry helps children understand they shouldn't rush to judgment without having all the facts. Henry tries taking the easy path to solve the crime at first. When he realizes that isn't working, he almost gives up. But with a bit of thought and creativity, he finds a way to solve the crime without accusing anyone else.

Are you one of the thousands of women who complain about having fine hair? Do you get frustrated trying to find a style, or a stylist, that works? Then Fine-ly Fabulous may be just right for you.We all know that when our hair looks great we feel great. It's a natural confidence booster. But for those of us with thin/fine hair looking great can often be a challenge. Not anymore! Fine-ly Fabulous gives women with fine or thin hair all they need to know to create the look of fullness and style that will have them at the top of their game everyday! Melissa and Caren unlock for you the secrets your stylist knows for creating volume with color, cut and just the right products. They help you discover nutrition and diet tricks that can keep your hair on your head, not in your sink. And because having the right stylist is critical to your success, they walk you through a step by step process to ensure the stylist you select will give you the results you've been dreaming of. Full of practical, useful and easy to implement tips this book is a must read for every women who wants to be Fine-ly Fabulous!

Enzo is the fastest dinosaur in the world. All his friends agree.When slow-moving Constantino challenges him to a race, Enzo is sure he will win.But the track is filled with dinosaurs in trouble.Can Enzo help his friends and still win the race?The Fastest Dinosaur is a retelling of The Tortoise and The Hare. However, in this story pride and laziness aren't what cause Enzo to lose the race. Kindness is. Winners are made in many different ways.