Books with author Corina Fletcher

Preparing to hike the canyon myself I wanted to read up on what it would be like.I found "The Man Who Walked Through Time" in the bookstore on the Canyon's rim and read it right there,under a tree. This book will transport you to another world,deep below the rim and the mystery's and dangers therein. Colin Fletcher's courage and precise planning made for a successful journey and anyone planning a trip within the Grand Canyon would do well to read this book.

A new edition with 15 novelty scenes! Bedtime balkers will laugh at Lola'santics — while grown-ups offer a silent cheer for her savvy brother.Night owl Lola likes to stay up coloring and scribbling and wriggling and bouncing and chattering. Lola never gets tired. How can her patient big brother, Charlie, convince her it's time for bed? Lauren Child splashes her offbeat humor and unique artwork all over this bedtime story, now in a delightful edition filled with pop-up surprises.

Count Your CookiesIt's Saturday--baking day at Harry's house. Harry's mother makes yummy cookies, cakes, and tarts, but somehow, his big sister, Laura, always seems to eat more that her share. It's just not fair! Will Harry ever manage to have the last laugh--and the biggest bite? This mouth-watering story shows that it's quality, not quantity that counts. At the same time, it helps children learn math concepts such as counting, fractions, and part versus whole. Count Your Cookies is a welcome addition to any math curricula.A yummy story that'll make readers' mouths water as it teaches math concepts.

The Kate Greenaway Medal winner is now available in a vibrant pop-up edition, featuring ten pop-up scenes.Lola is a fussy eater. A very fussy eater. She won’t eat her carrots (until big brother Charlie reveals that they are really orange twiglets from Jupiter). She won’t eat her mashed potatoes (until Charlie explains that they are cloud fluff from the pointiest peak of Mount Fuji). There are many, many things Lola absolutely will not eat, including — and especially — tomatoes. Or will she? Kate Greenaway Medalist Lauren Child cooks up a witty treat for picky eaters and the people who love them.

This whimsically illustrated pop-up book introduces younger children to a very important subject: science. Eleven imaginative, full-color pop-up spreads tell kids the story of how all physical reality came into existence, starting at the beginning of time with what scientists call the Big Bang—a cosmic explosion that got the universe started. Illustrations and easy text that follows portray the formation of the solar system and the gradual changes on the planet Earth that made it hospitable to life forms. Succeeding illustrations show the evolution of sea creatures, dinosaurs, and other prehistoric animals, culminating with the origin and development of human beings. Kids will be fascinated by the ingenious pop-up illustrations as they discover the story of literally everything that exists.