Books with author Carrier

Eye-catching artwork, rhyming text, and die-cut pages in the shapes of traditional Halloween costumes make this the perfect Halloween treat!ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT,WHAT DOES LEROY DOOO?HE JUMPS ON A GHOSTWHO HISSES...BOOO!Rhyming text and bold, luminous artwork by Lark Carrier bring to life a Halloween night of OOOHS, BOOOS, SHOOOS, and HOOOS as Leroy the dog uncovers the real identities of his trick-or-treating pals. Kids can turn the brightly colored, die-cut pages to transform a witch into a girl, a black cat into a boy, and many more.Happy Halloween, Leroy!

On Halloween We treat you to a fright.Who hides behind each spooky set of eyes? Turn the pages and delight in the surprise! Witches, bats, goblins, and ghosts peer through each set of die-cut peek-a-boo holes. Lark Carrier's bold, bright illustrations will lure young children to the back of this book faster than a Halloween treat. Fun, festive, and less filling than candy!

Eye-catching illustrations, die-cut pages, and an adorable dog make this a fun novelty book for Christmas.Where could Leroy's present be? He snoops in the closet, peeks under the bed, sniffs under the tree, and jumps on the kitchen table. Kids can turn the die-cut pages to discover what Leroy finds everywhere he goes.Worn out, Leroy curls up in his bed for a snooze. But where is Leroy's present? Just then, a special nighttime visitor arrives to give Leroy a special bone. Merry Christmas, Leroy!

Sammy doesn't know what to do! Those darn ants just won't leave her alone! But maybe with the help of her friends, she can solve this pesky ant problem! Join Sammy in Quit Picking on Sammy to see how she does it! About the Author T. L. Carrier was born in Clovis, California. Seven years ago she married her husband and moved to Easton, where they live with their two dogs, Page and Einstein, and also two cats. Together they share four children, two of whom are adults. Ms. Carrier enjoys yard sales, cooking, baking, decorating, and of course writing. She received her diploma in "Writing Stories for Children" from Stratford Career Institute in 2014.