Books with author Dee Phillips

Every day we went on patrol. The Viet Cong were everywhere. Hiding in jungles. Hiding in villages. We had to find them, before they found us.These graphic and colorful 48-page books meet Common Core genre requirements and feature a fictional story, two pages of nonfiction, and two pages of activities, giving students some background knowledge necessary to understanding historical events. Using fiction to amplify history also allows students to think critically about the pas--and piques curiosity, leading to further exploration and discovery.

We wait in the early morning darkness. Soon we will attack. My axe and sword are ready. Viking blood runs through my veins.These graphic and colorful 48-page books meet Common Core genre requirements and feature a fictional story, two pages of nonfiction, and two pages of activities, giving students some background knowledge necessary to understanding historical events. Using fiction to amplify history also allows students to think critically about the pas--and piques curiosity, leading to further exploration and discovery.

This cute fairy notebook is especially made for girls or women interested in fairyland. Each page is lined for journal writing – or it can be used for writing thoughts, poems, to-do lists, homework assignments, shopping lists, recording phone numbers, as a prayer journal, as a workbook – any number of useful things. Each page is topped with a beautiful scroll border featuring a cute fairy to continue the fairyland theme. Girls of any age will appreciate this great book especially if they are into the magical fantasy world of fairies.

Do your children love animals? Then they’ll be thrilled with this new book by Dee Phillips “A Kids Book of Baby Farm Animals”. “Baby Farm Animals…” is a wonder work of beautiful pictures of farm babies combined with short easy to understand text that present some simple, interesting facts all about farm animals. Your child will learn about the animals that can live on a farm, from baby chicks to donkeys, and even rabbits.The beautiful pictures look fantastic on Kindles, PC’s, iPads and other tablet devices, and they bring all the wonder a child’s heart could desire when they view the farm animals they love.Set at a low promotional price, “A Kids Book of Baby Farm Animals” is now available at the Amazon Kindle Store and can be downloaded in a matter of moments for you and your child to enjoy. The simple text is great for young kids who already know how to read a little…or you can enjoy reading this fine book together with your younger children. No matter which, this book is sure to fascinate animal-loving kids.

It's a spring morning in the Arctic. A hungry female polar bear emerges from her den after a winter spent sleeping under the snow. Her two young cubs follow her into their icy new world. The tiny bears have lots to learn. When they get to the ocean, their mother will show them how to swim and hunt for food. Filled with information perfectly suited to the abilities and interests of its primary-grade audience, this colorful, fact-filled book gives readers a chance not only to learn all about polar bears and how their bodies are adapted to the extreme cold, but also to develop their powers of observation and critical thinking. Built-in activities such as investigating and measuring the size of a polar bear?s paw will give readers a chance to gain, insights beyond the facts and figures.

From a large, ragged hole in the trunk of an old tree, a head suddenly appears. The bright red crest of feathers and long beak belong to a woodpecker. Safe inside the tree hole is her brood of hungry chicks. The mother bird has just made a delivery of tasty insects, and now she must take off again to search the forest for more food for her growing young. Filled with information perfectly suited to the abilities and interests of its second-grade audience, this colorful, fact-filled volume introduces young readers to the everyday life of a woodpecker. What does the bird eat? How does it find its food? Where do woodpeckers make their nests? And how do woodpeckers care for their chicks? Throughout the book, readers are encouraged to make scientific observations based on the book's images and answer questions about the lives and physical characteristics of these busy birds. This innovative approach to teaching about wild animals gives young scientists the chance not only to read and learn the facts, but also to develop their own powers of observation and critical thinking.