Books with author Caroline A

Do you want your child to learn shapes in English, Spanish and Chinese? Each shape is named in English, Spanish and Chinese followed by two real life examples for that particular shapes.Basic 2D shapes and polygon like pentagon, hexagon and octagon are also included.Table of contents is clickable to make reading experience more convenient.Have fun reading with your little ones.

Obsession and jealousy can be dangerous.The Peace High School date auction is supposed to be fun, but Valerie Todd is dreading it. She knows who will win her date—Chris Burkeholder, the boy who’s been obsessed with her for years. New in Peace, Liam Sloan doesn’t know that Chris is used to getting his way. When Liam outbids Chris for Valerie’s date in the auction, life gets more dangerous for the new couple.Will Valerie and Liam survive Chris’ anger and jealousy? Peace in Flames is a part of the multi-author Peace Novella Series. This is a series of novellas that may be read on their own in any order.For a complete list of titles and to sign up for notification of future releases, visit www.peacenovellaseries.com* Warning: This book contains themes of violence. Reader discretion is advised.

A new series of empowering biographies featuring modern women in the world of work. When Mae Jemison was a little girl, she loved science, dancing, and dinosaurs. She watched the Apollo moon landings and wondered why none of the astronauts were women – and she just didn't buy the answers she was given... Discover how Mae Jemison became the first African American woman in space, in this true story of her life. Then, learn 10 key lessons from her work you can apply to your own life. Featuring inspiring quotes and mantras, this is a book for all kids wanting to forge their own career path in the field of STEM.

“How brave are you?”“Not very.”“Well, you will be tomorrow.”Twelve-year-old Lizzie is in trouble. She used to live a comfortable life with her loving father, but after the stock market crash of 1929 and his sudden death, she and her family now live in poverty. Lizzie is expected to help support the family, but she can’t even cook without burning food. One day, a letter arrives. Her wealthy uncle has offered her a paying job as a summer governess for her two young cousins at a remote logging camp, so she travels alone into the wilderness of Vancouver, British Columbia. To her horror, she discovers that her uncle is missing from the camp. Penniless and stranded, Lizzie’s worst fears are soon confirmed—she is being held hostage by the camp's boss. “Accidents are easy to explain in the woods,” he writes in a ransom letter to her uncle. Lizzie learns that in order to survive, she will have to perform the most dangerous job at the camp—the high climber. She has one chance to save herself and return to her family. Her intelligence and bravery will be tested to the limit as she pulls on the climber harness to prove to everyone, including herself, what she is truly capable of.

Drought in Southeast Asia, brutal storms in Australia, and spring-like temperatures in the northeastern United States--all of these seemingly unrelated events are caused by El Nino. Disrupting weather all over the globe every three to seven years, El Nino is second only to the change of the seasons in its influence on the climate. El Nino is the name given to the unusual increase in ocean temperatures along the Peruvian and Ecuadorian coasts that is part of a larger pattern of changes in wind and weather throughout the Pacific region and beyond. With El Nino come violent storms and upsets in the global food chain that dramatically affect both humans and wildlife.With the use of photographs, charts and maps, this updated edition of El Nino: Stormy Weather for People and Wildlife makes clear how this remarkable weather pattern is formed, how scientists track it, what its effects are, and why following its path is of such importance.

Follow a classroom of kindergartners as they participate in a popular activity: hatching chicks. Readers learn about the life cycle of a chicken, incubating eggs, watching them hatch, and raising the chicks until they are old enough to return to the chicken coop.Caroline Arnold’s simple text and close-up photographs are instructive and adorable.Winner of the Cybils Award for Elementary NonfictionArnold captures the joy and mystery of this familiar unit of study — Kirkus ReviewsReaders will come away with a good understanding of chickens' origins — BooklistAn excellent addition to studies of animals, life cycles, or agriculture, as well as an excellent mentor text for the genre of photo essay and stories of classroom life. — SLJ's Classroom Bookshelf Blog

In this charming sequel to Hello, Lulu, young readers are invited to join Lulu for a busy day of activity. Focusing on the comfortably familiar routines that toddlers and preschoolers will recognize and relate to, Caroline Uff uses vibrant, color-saturated illustrations and a refreshingly simple text to connect with the youngest readers and draw them into Lulu's world.

“How brave are you?”Twelve-year-old Lizzie Parker’s father died after the stock market crash of 1929. Accustomed to a comfortable life in Seattle, she is now so poor that she is sent to live with her uncle in a remote logging camp in British Columbia. But when she arrives, her uncle is gone. Left to fend for herself among rough loggers, she begins to unravel the mystery of her uncle’s disappearance ―only to discover that her own life is in danger. Now Lizzie must find out just how brave she truly is.

Have you always wanted to teach your child shapes in real life but do not have the time to do so ?This picture book includes many circles that can be found in our daily lives ranging from ferris wheels, doughnut, flower to moon. Each picture is accompanied by a short sentence. For example:============================Circle can be fun and thrill!Circle can be bounced and rolled.Circle can be found up in the sky.============================Why not take a look at this book to save you some times and have fun reading together with your child!

COUNTING FARM ANIMALS•A picture book that teaches numbers 1 to 10 in three languages (English, Spanish and Chinese). •Large, real images of farm animals are used. •The farm animal is also named in all three languages. •Each number is shown in numeral and word.This book begins with counting in English, then Spanish and Chinese. The images of the farm animals are repeated whilst children learn to count and recognize the spelled out number as well as the name of the farm animals in three languages. Children enjoy and thrive on repetition. This will also help to reinforce numeracy and language development for the little ones. Fun ways to count farm animals and tips are also included at the end of the book to make counting FUN and ENJOYABLE! For example, why not dress up like a farmer and count the farm animals that you can find in the house! Be it animal from plastic model, play dough or animal found from old magazine, photos, etc. BONUSSimple addition facts which are visually presented are also included. Want your little ones to learn numbers 1 to 10 and farm animals in English, Spanish and Chinese? Scroll up and click the BUY NOW button and start enjoying the book!