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Wild Weather Soup
Caroline Formby
eBook (Child's Play International Ltd, July 31, 1995)In this early reading book, Winifred Weathervane takes a well-earned break from making the weather, with hilarious consequences. The intention of the book is to lead children from pictures to words and from appreciation of the single page to familiarity with page-to-page sequences.
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Dragonberries
Caroline Formby
Hardcover (Childs Play Intl Ltd, April 1, 1999)In my garden there is a dragonbush. In this book we follow the amiable dragonberries through their day, lifting the flaps to uncover their serets.
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Jane
Caroline Ford, Adam Ford
language (H Bar Press, Jan. 15, 2012)For young children. A charming story of a doll named Jane. Jane is happy when her owner Annie loves her and cares for her. Then Annie grows up and puts Jane away in a box. Jane is unhappy. Years later, Annie removes Jane from the box, gives her new clothes, and presents her to her daughter Mandy. Mandy loves and cares for Jane. Jane is a happy doll again. Written and illustrated by Caroline Ford when she was twelve.
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Wild Weather Soup
Caroline Formby
Paperback (Childs Play Intl Ltd, April 1, 1995)Winifred Weathervane makes just the right weather for everywhere in the world, but when she goes on vacation without turning off the gas, it damages the ozone layer and soon the weather is all mixed up
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Tristan's Temper Tantrum
Caroline Formby
Paperback (Childs Play Intl Ltd, Sept. 1, 1996)When the animals living on a baby volcano do not wish to play with him, he has a temper tantrum, erupting and terrifying them, and must promise not to lose his temper again before they will come back to him
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Tristan's Bedtime Story
Caroline Formby
Paperback (Childs Play Intl Ltd, )None
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Jane
Caroline A. Ford, Adam B. Ford
Paperback (H Bar Press, Nov. 28, 2011)The doll Jane, with clothes and furniture of her own and a loving owner Annie, is happy. When Annie grows up and puts Jane away, Jane is unhappy. Years later, Annie takes Jane out and gives her to her daughter Mandy. With even more clothes and furniture and a new loving owner Mandy, Jane is happy again. This book was written and illustrated by a twelve-year-old.
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children English Encyclopedia Illustrated Dictionary
Caroline Fortin
Hardcover (Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, March 15, 2004)None
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The rhythms of childhood;: To the little children who dance for joy,
Caroline Crawford
Unknown Binding (Barnes, March 15, 1930)None
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The Secrets of Camissa
Caroline A Raine
Paperback (Independently published, Jan. 8, 2017)Children's easy reader chapter book. Set in the forgotten underwater canals and natural springs of Table Mountain, young readers are taken on a fantasy adventure which blends local South African cultural history with contemporary flavours. A light, modern and energetic fantasy story set in a realistic context. Told in the first person narrative by Lisa, an 11 year old girl who lives in Cape Town, this adventure takes the reader on a journey into the very heart of Table Mountain. There we meet an ancient and mystical people in the Kingdom of Camissa. Lisa has unwittingly been chosen by the Spirit of Camissa to take a message of hope and renewal into the city. This is a modern fantasy adventure, set in a recognisable landscape. Lisa joins her family on a hike up Table Mountain one Saturday morning. As the day wears on she is separated from the group and quite literally falls into a mysterious secret world. Once inside the network of underground caverns in the secret kingdom, she is amazed by marvellous sights (magnificent and monumental halls, a beautiful and noble people, enchanting lights and a breathtaking ride inside a huge bubble). Here Lisa meets the Lady Tusi who welcomes her. The ancient people of the Kingdom of Camissa have been waiting for her for a long time. The plot draws on an emerging revival in Cape Town currently, of a unique historic marvel - the underground water system which lies beneath the City Bowl- which is currently being explored and re-opened.
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Living with Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Carol A Ford
Hardcover (Facts on File, Aug. 16, 1614)None
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Jane
Caroline A. Ford, Adam B. Ford
Hardcover (H Bar Press, Nov. 28, 2011)The doll Jane, with clothes and furniture of her own and a loving owner Annie, is happy. When Annie grows up and puts Jane away, Jane is unhappy. Years later, Annie takes Jane out and gives her to her daughter Mandy. With even more clothes and furniture and a new loving owner Mandy, Jane is happy again. This book was written and illustrated by a twelve-year-old.