6 Ergebnisse.

What child doesn't wish for a horse of his own? Aaron certainly does! When his wish comes true Aaron is thrilled, but a horse in the house presents a few unexpected problems, and now Aaron has a tough decision to make. Will Aaron's choice make everyone happy? What about Horace? Suggested age for readers: 1-12

Noah's problem is solved when he takes a job at the pet store, or are the problems just beginning? When Noah is left in charge, all of the animals escape and Noah must find a way to get them back in their cages before the owner returns to the store. Suggested age for readers--2-6

The Misadventures of Rooter and Snuffle is a sweet book about two mischievous raccoons. These two characters don't mean to get into trouble, yet trouble seems to find them. Each short chapter gives the reader a chuckle as Rooter and Snuffle learn some important life lessons. Kevin Collier, illustrator, has captured the raccoon's personalities well. Their comical expressions make this story a delight to read. Rooter and Snuffle are two characte...

Once again the rascally raccoon brothers, Rooter and Snuffle, aren't looking for trouble but it finds them anyway. As they look for a way out of trouble they learn true friendship isn't selfish, everyone is special, and we can all protect wildlife by caring for the environment where we live. Wings of Faith-Three stories: THE PITY PARTY, MY TRUE FRIENDS, YES WE CAN. 1800 word storybook. Suggested age for readers: 3 (read to age) to 9 (read alone.

In "On the Go With Rooter and Snuffle" the young brother raccoons find that others may not always see things the way they do. But when troubles and disagreements do arise they are no match for a strong faith, the love of a brother, and the help of good friends. Three short stories. Suggested age 3-9 FOLLOW A STAR Rooter and Snuffle lose their way when a snowstorm conceals the path they need to lead them home from Grandpa's house. BIRTHDAY F...

At the dog park a stray cat adopts Ethan. Ethan thinks a dog is the perfect pet. When his attempts to get rid of the cat fail he trades the cat for a dog. Ethan finds out discrimination can be wrong. Some cats may be better pets than some dogs. Suggested age range for readers: 3 to 9 years