Books with author Elizabeth A. McKenzie

Zoe is a trapezoid in a world where squares are cool and rectangles are just square wannabes. In anatomy class she discovers just how similar they all are! This book is the first in a series of math-based fiction for middle grades. These stories teach basic math concepts while addressing social issues that are typical and so trying to this age group. Written by a certified middle school math teacher, these stories are meant to be read aloud, and provide a connection to literacy so often missing in the math classroom. Also available in print. If you enjoy this book, please leave a REVIEW! Thanks!Other titles in this series coming soon, including:·I’m Irrational, Not Crazy: I Am Pi·We All Count: Being Octal in a Decimal World·Alisha and Her Imaginary Friend: The Secret Life of the Square Root of -1Tell us in a review which one you’d like to see published first!Thanks for reading…ECM

Terri has just graduated from Fairy School and she can't wait to get the letter that will tell her what kind of Fairy Work she'll be doing. Will she be a Birthday Fairy? Or maybe a Garden Fairy like Herb? But when Terri does get her letter, she can't believe her eyes. Whoever heard of a Toot Fairy?(Just try to read this book out loud with a straight face!)**The Kindle Version of Terri the Toot Fairy works best on larger devices.

Nellie Nells is a first grader who wakes up on the wrong side of the bed. She grumps and groans from the minute she wakes up--all while getting dressed and eating breakfast. Nothing is right. Her parents can't wait to get her on the bus and out of the house. Nellie heads to school, only to find out that no one wants to talk to her because she's so crabby. Any parent who's gotten the advice "Pick your battles" will enjoy this book and children will love this funny rhyming story that has a grumpy beginning and a happy ending.

Terri has just graduated from Fairy School and she can't wait to get the letter that will tell her what kind of Fairy Work she'll be doing. Will she be a Birthday Fairy? Or maybe a Garden Fairy like Herb? But when Terri does get her letter, she can't believe her eyes. Whoever heard of a Toot Fairy? (Just try to read this book out loud with a straight face!)

Nellie Nells is a first grader who wakes up on the wrong side of the bed.She grumps and groans from the minute she wakes up--all while getting dressed and eating breakfast. Nothing is right. Her parents can't wait to get her on the bus and out of the house. Nellie heads to school, only to find out that no one wants to talk to her because she's so crabby. Any parent who's gotten the advice "Pick your battles," will enjoy this book and children will love this funny rhyming story that has a grumpy beginning and a happy ending.