Books with author Caroline Castle

Sigh with sympathy as a little Inuit girl in a frosty wonderland thinks she's lost all her fish. Written by imaginative, innovative children's authors with experience of writing text specifically aimed at extending young learners' literacy skills. Brilliant illustrations bring out the humour, warmth or pathos of each tale. All books have supporting notes for parents and teachers.

All the moms in the jungle warn their children about Snip Snap Croc. But on the sandy bank, something strange is happening: underneath Snip Snap Croc's tummy the ground begins to move, and up to the surface come a clutch of eggs. And with 23 little crocs all of her own, it's Snip Snap Croc who's singing to her babies to be careful. This timeless book shows that even the scariest animals have a softer side.

All the animals are frightened of snip snap croc. She could gobble them up in one big bite! But who do these eggs belong to? And what is that tapping sound? The animals are about to learn that even fierece snip snap croc has a softer side. A series of enchanting storybooks guaranteed to become firm family favorites at bedtime. Written by imaginative, award-winning children’s authors High-frequency words, patterned language, and rhyme Charming, colorful illustrations make these storybooks appealing and collectable, and bring out the humour and warmth of each tale Each book includes supporting notes for parents and teachers

Spend a full day on the farm, from the sunrise to sunset to the moon high in the sky! Children will love laughing at the animals and all the funny things they do in this rhyming story. Your kids will have fun:Finding the butterfly that is hiding on every right side pageNoticing the position of the sun as it gets higher and lower as the day turns to nightPointing out the different colors of the flowersCounting the clouds in the skyNaming the colors of the birds in the skyListening to the rhymes Cuddle up close and enjoy the farm! Perfect for ages 1-4.

When Phoebe McPherson's little brother Charlie not only gets most of his mother's attention but also smashes the shell Phoebe finds, she calls him a monster and escapes into the hedges, where she finds a series of big, scary, but unhappy monsters who do not frighten her in the least.Phoebe McPherson calls her little brother Charlie a monster and escapes into the hedges, where she finds a series of big, scary, but unhappy monsters who do not frighten her in the least

Sigh with sympathy as a little Inuit girl in a frosty wonderland thinks she’s lost all her fish. Written by imaginative, innovative children’s authors with experience of writing text specifically aimed at extending young learners’ literacy skills. Brilliant illustrations bring out the humour, warmth or pathos of each tale. All books have supporting notes for parents and teachers.