Bøger af Kari-Lynn Winters

"Donkey believes he's a cat. He lives in a barn, surrounded by cats, and he does everything they do (though balancing on the fence posts is harder than it looks). They're all one big, happy cat family. Until one day, Farmer says something puzzling: "Donkey, you're acting like a cat." And a seed of doubt is planted. Wait -- is it possible that Donkey is not a cat? And does that mean he doesn't belong? When Donkey goes on a journey of self-discovery, he realizes that he knows exactly who he is -- and that he brings something unique and special to the farm."--

Her pirate-captain father reminds her to be bold and saucy and selfish, but Augusta can¿t help being shy, polite, and helpful; in short, a bad pirate. But when a terrible storm puts the crew in danger, Augusta is bold enough to be true to herself and show that a good pirate can be selfless, too.

Jackson doubts that he can be a great hockey player like the rest of his family, but his confidence soars when he organizes an equipment drive to collect hockey gear for his teammates so they can all participate in a local tournament

Scolded for being "clumsy and kindly" instead of "crafty and greedy," young pirate Augusta becomes determined to brave a scary treasure hunt alone. When she and a member of a rival crew both get in trouble, they disobey orders to work together and share the booty.

Augusta's pirate-captain father insists that pirates must be rotten, sneaky, and brainy. But Augusta prefers fanciness to foulness. Despite the crew¿s opposition, she sets out to prove that a successful pirate can be fancy, sneaky, and brainy, too.

Hungry for groovy-groovin'? Gobble shapes that get you movin' Choose buffets or a-la-carte Music, dance, drama, art! Another fun collection of poems from the team behind Hungry for Math and Hungry for Science. Explore your creativity with Hungry for the Arts, a collection of poems highlighting concepts like pathways, dynamics, roles, and textures! Celebrate arts with dancing dinosaurs, jazzy cats, a dramatic ride and a homemade robot that whizzes through chores.

Noisy, disruptive, and unruly - younger sisters can be more than annoying at times. When you''re in a hurry, they can be as slow as sloths. And when you build an extra tall tower of blocks, they knock it down, mischievous as mice. In this playful picture book, the narrator, who is both practical and reserved, struggles with the rowdy antics of her younger sister. Beatrice never, ever, ever listens and marches to the beat of her own drum. It isn''t until the big sister wishes Bea away that she realises life just isn''t the same without her.

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