Books with author E. J. Atkinson

With easy-to-read language and no scary characters, the Fun in Flower series is appropriate for even the youngest of readers. Appeals to ages 4 to 9. "Today, we’re adopting a puppy! Bella and I are bursting with excitement . . . until we meet the puppy. She’s super cute, but also nippy, jumpy, and hyper. Not at all what we expected, or wanted. But after accidentally bringing the puppy to Flower, Bella and I discover she's exactly what we needed."The Fun in Flower series focuses on positive relationships. Each book also contains a common issue, and solution, that children experience. Among the topics tackled are: going firstincluding othersshynesssibling rivalryperseveranceIn addition, with the absence of evil/mean/scary characters, even the most sensitive child can immerse themselves in the stories, making the books ideal for bedtime.Spark your child’s imagination with the Fun in Flower series. Soon they’ll be dreaming about magical gems, soaring through the sky, swimming with dolphins, and buzzing around like bees.Books in the Fun in Flower Series:ANNA & BELLA and the Puppy ProblemANNA & BELLA Go BananasANNA & BELLA and the Lost CharmANNA & BELLA Get IcyFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 1-4)ANNA & BELLA's Bee-utiful SummerANNA & BELLA Princesses for a DayANNA & BELLA and the Missing PumpkinsANNA & BELLA's Festival FunFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 5-8)ANNA & BELLA's Big Break ANNA & BELLA's Late NightANNA & BELLA and the Sunken TreasureANNA & BELLA's Sticky ValentinesFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 9-12)ANNA & BELLA's Magical QuestANNA & BELLA Catch the FluANNA & BELLA's Happy Hoppy EasterANNA & BELLA Go CampingFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 13-16) ANNA & BELLA Meet SugarAbout the AuthorFor 14 rewarding years, Jane Atkinson taught high-school math. When her daughters were born, she decided to switch careers and become a full-time mom. Years later, after many family adventures, Jane began to write the Fun in Flower series. The books are a perfect combination of Jane's imagination and her family's real-life experiences. She lives with her husband and two daughters in Milton, Ontario.

With easy-to-read language and no scary characters, the Fun in Flower series is appropriate for even the youngest of readers. Appeals to ages 4 - 9.ANNA & BELLA's Magical Quest"Bella and I are right in the middle of a family trip when we're whisked away to Flower. We're going to spend the day with our village friends, who are on vacation too. But shortly after we arrive, a magical secret begins to cause problems. Luckily, we know just what to do."ANNA & BELLA Catch the Flu "Bella and I thought we were prepared for the annual Spring Concert. We'd memorized our songs, selected our outfits, and gone to bed early. But when we wake up, we realize there was one thing we hadn’t prepared for. Catching the flu!"ANNA & BELLA's Happy Hoppy Easter"Bella and I are super excited to help with the villagers' Easter hunt. After all, some of our best friends live in Flower. But soon after we arrive, we discover that all of the treats have disappeared! If we can't find them, the villagers' Easter hunt will be ruined."ANNA & BELLA Go Camping"If sleep-over camp sounds like fun, you're right. But do you want to know what's even better? Camping in Flower with Bella and our fairy friends! That is, until we take a wrong turn in the forest and end up totally lost. So lost, that even fairy glitter can't help us!"The Fun in Flower series focuses on positive relationships. Each book also contains a common issue, and solution, that children experience. Among the topics tackled are: going firstincluding othersshynesssibling rivalryperseveranceIn addition, with the absence of evil/mean/scary characters, even the most sensitive child can immerse themselves in the stories, making the books ideal for bedtime. Spark your child’s imagination with the Fun in Flower series. Soon they’ll be dreaming about magical gems, soaring through the sky, swimming with dolphins, and buzzing around like bees.Books in the Fun in Flower Series:ANNA & BELLA and the Puppy ProblemANNA & BELLA Go BananasANNA & BELLA and the Lost CharmANNA & BELLA Get IcyFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 1-4)ANNA & BELLA's Bee-utiful SummerANNA & BELLA Princesses for a DayANNA & BELLA and the Missing PumpkinsANNA & BELLA's Festival FunFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 5-8)ANNA & BELLA's Big Break ANNA & BELLA's Late NightANNA & BELLA and the Sunken TreasureANNA & BELLA's Sticky ValentinesFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 9-12)ANNA & BELLA's Magical QuestANNA & BELLA Catch the FluANNA & BELLA's Happy Hoppy EasterANNA & BELLA Go CampingFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 13-16)About the AuthorFor 14 rewarding years, Jane Atkinson taught high-school math. When her daughters were born, she decided to switch careers and become a full-time mom. Years later, after many family adventures, Jane began to write the Fun in Flower series. The books are a perfect combination of Jane's imagination and her family's real-life experiences. She lives with her husband and two daughters in Milton, Ontario.

With easy-to-read language and no scary characters, the Fun in Flower series is appropriate for even the youngest of readers. Appeals to ages 4 to 9. "Bella and I are thrilled to join our mermaid friends, Kate and Maria, for The Swim Spectacular. This underwater race requires skill, logic, teamwork, and a little bit of luck. Our goal is to do our best and have fun, while still trying to win. So when the race begins and we find ourselves at the back, we don’t give up. We just think positively and push ahead."The Fun in Flower series focuses on positive relationships. Each book also contains a common issue, and solution, that children experience. Among the topics tackled are: going firstincluding othersshynesssibling rivalryperseveranceIn addition, with the absence of evil/mean/scary characters, even the most sensitive child can immerse themselves in the stories, making the books ideal for bedtime.Spark your child’s imagination with the Fun in Flower series. Soon they’ll be dreaming about magical gems, soaring through the sky, swimming with dolphins, and buzzing around like bees.Books in the Fun in Flower Series:ANNA & BELLA and the Puppy ProblemANNA & BELLA Go BananasANNA & BELLA and the Lost CharmANNA & BELLA Get IcyFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 1-4)ANNA & BELLA's Bee-utiful SummerANNA & BELLA Princesses for a DayANNA & BELLA and the Missing PumpkinsANNA & BELLA's Festival FunFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 5-8)ANNA & BELLA's Big Break ANNA & BELLA's Late NightANNA & BELLA and the Sunken TreasureANNA & BELLA's Sticky ValentinesFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 9-12)ANNA & BELLA's Magical QuestANNA & BELLA Catch the FluANNA & BELLA's Happy Hoppy EasterANNA & BELLA Go CampingFun in Flower 4-Books-in-1 (books 13-16) ANNA & BELLA Meet SugarANNA & BELLA's Puzzling PlaydateAbout the AuthorFor 14 rewarding years, Jane Atkinson taught high-school math. When her daughters were born, she decided to switch careers and become a full-time mom. Years later, after many family adventures, Jane began to write the Fun in Flower series. The books are a perfect combination of Jane's imagination and her family's real-life experiences. She lives with her husband and two daughters in Milton, Ontario.

Excerpt from The Last of the Giant Killers: Or the Exploits of Sir Jack of Danby Dale HE first three or four of the following stories T were written without any intention or thought of publication. The object for which they were written was the amusement of certain children belonging to diverse families, who were more or less interested in the district, a' part of which Danby Dale is, and who knew that the author, when his own children were little, had often been asked and had responded to the request to tell them stories involving local scenery and local characters (however imaginary), as well as local myths or folk-tales. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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Excerpt from General Dixon's Boy Aide, or Ned Trinkner in the ArmyThe Rebel boys were in a minority, so when they proposed a regular battle, which challenge the Union boys accepted, they agreed on the following terms.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Excerpt from Playhouses and Half-Holidays, or Further Experiences of Two SchoolboysMore than thirty-two years have elapsed since the following pages were first committed to writing. Such a space, it hardly need be said, has been long enough to afford the author many and continuous opportunities of adding to his knowledge, and modifying conclusions he had previously arrived at. Among the conclusions in question, and by no means without connection with the accession of knowledge, one prominent one is the set of ideas involved in the so-called "British Village" theory. For the conviction has forced itself on his mind that the said theory - the theory involved in the phrase "Ancient British Settlement," as applied in Cleveland - is simply and utterly a baseless one.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.