Books with author Belinda Weber

Featuring more than thirty digital maps and packed with fun and fascinating information to foster children's interest in the world around them, The Kingfisher Children's Atlas is perfect for all children ages seven to ten. The atlas is organized by continent. Regions and countries are then mapped in greater detail. Each section includes an exciting overview, maps, photographs, and artwork that help children build an understanding of each area. Lively, accessible text provides physical, historical, and cultural information that children will find fascinating.

Join Woody Woodpecker TM as he searches for a new home and find out where his animal friends live and about the homes they make for themselves. Meet creative beavers who cut down trees to make dams, and find out why a hornbill mother seals herself inside her nest with her eggs. And with Woody Woodpecker TM there will be plenty of laughs along the way!

Little Bird has been practicing the dances her mother and grandmother have taught her to perform at her 1st PowWow. Her mother has made a special dress that Little Bird has bragged to all her friends will help the judges to notice her as they all dance at the PowWow. Little Bird is so caught up in the beauty of the dress and winning she does not notice two greedy ravens have heard her and want the shiny jingle bells on her dress to add to their hoard. When the dress is taken Little Bird wants to give up but a huge Eagle arrives and tells her he will help. Through his encouragemnet Little Bird will learn the meaning of coming from your heart.In a world where only logic and reason are recognized and imagination and magical things are being banned, a small group of magical survivors join together to send one of their own to find someone who still believes in them before they disappear forever. Aurora is chosen to go into the city to see if she can find that someone. She leaves her friends behind and heads to the city, where she is swatted away like a nagging fly, almost hit with a broom, and then almost stepped on. She seeks refuge in a roof garden to rest but is captured in a glass jar by a little girl named Astra. Astra saves Aurora from her father who wants to turn her over to the Anti-Imagination Police and they work together to save Aurora's magical friends and find a way to keep magic and imagination alive.