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Freddie's Spaghetti
Charlotte Doyle
Paperback (unknown, )It's easy - and fun - to help your child learn to read! Pictureback Readers offer lively, satisfying stories that are told with just 50 or fewer words! And as part of each book there are mini learning cards, compete with suggestions for games, riddles, and other fun ways to use them with your child. This exciting new series makes it easy for children to become early readers!
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FREDDIE'S SPAGHETTI
Charlotte Doyle
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, April 16, 1991)Waiting for his supper to be ready, Freddie builds with blocks, marches with drums, rides a rocking horse, and finally washes his hands
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HELLO BABY
Charlotte Doyle
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Sept. 27, 1989)Homer discovers what babies can and cannot do when his mother brings home his new brother Leo
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HELLO BABY
Charlotte Doyle
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 7, 1989)Homer discovers what babies can and cannot do when his mother brings home his new brother Leo
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The Happy Jack - O - Lantern
Charlotte
language (Bright Door, Nov. 22, 2013)Go on an adventure with Freddy and find out what he thinks Halloween should be like.
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The Bouncing, Dancing, Galloping ABC
Charlotte Doyle, Julia Gorton
Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, March 16, 2006)Introduces the alphabet to preschoolers through simple text and lively illustrations as two playful brothers hop like rabbits, take piggy back rides, and participate in games during an adventurous, fun-filled day!
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Counting 1-10 With Ice Cream
Charlotte
language (Andon Arnold, Nov. 22, 2013)Let your children learn to count from 1-10 with ice cream! Each page has ice cream cones with a different back ground color to help children remain focused.Enjoy seeing your children learn to count with this fun colorful book.
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Seymore Synopolis and Skinny the Snowman
Charlotte Hale
Paperback (Christian Faith Publishing, Inc, Feb. 16, 2017)They laugh at my name And poke fun at my size, And just look at this hair and saucer size eyes! Seymore Synopolis is trying very hard to get into the Christmas spirit, but unkind words said to him by neighborhood children are making it very difficult. However, a bit of holiday magic and the "creation" of a special new friend will make this Christmas Eve one of surprise and adventure for Seymore. This story of celebration and feelings is sure to touch the hearts of children and their families.
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Where's Bunny's Mommy?
Charlotte Doyle, Rick Brown
Library Binding (Simon & Schuster, March 1, 1995)While Bunny is at day care making a painting, climbing, and eating lunch, his mother goes to work where she writes, has lunch with a friend, and finally comes to get Bunny when the day is over
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Barney Bookhousen Is a Bully
Charlotte Hale
Paperback (Christian Faith Publishing, Inc, July 27, 2017)I wish Barney BookhousenWould just disappear.If he would go away, Oh, how my friends and I would cheer! Barney Bookhousen is a bully whose only talent, or so it seems, is making everyone miserable. Will a bit of curiosity on the part of a classmate confirm Barney's reputation? Should we just accept "once a bully, always a bully"? This story teaches that amazing things can happen when we find and focus on something good in people.
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Twins!
Charlotte Doyle, Julia Gorton
HardcoverFrom pat-a-cake to storytime, from bathtub splashes to bedtime lullabies, twins keep mommies and daddies very busy! Twins need double bottles and twice the swing pushes, have double the runny noses and take twice the patience. But they also bring twice the smiles, give twice as many kisses, play twice the peek-a-boos, and make each day twice as fun! Perfect for toddlers, new parents, or twins of any age, Charlotte Doyle's cheerful rhymes and Julia Gorton's vivid illustrations show us a day in the life of two adorable twins. Illustrated by Julia Gordon.
