Books with author Elizabeth D Gray

Charlie and PomPom decide to help out Nona Gabona by shoveling her snow. While they are at Nona Gabona's house, they are inspired to build a snowman. Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.

Charlie and PomPom bake peach pies for their friends Benmont and Pancake. Why is it baking day? The pair have promised to make pies in exchange for the bales of straw they need to start a vegetable garden. Join Charlie and PomPom as they dream about their future garden and prepare a delicious payment. Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.

How do you turn bales of straw into a vegetable garden? Charlie and PomPom know just what to do. Together, Charlie and PomPom prepare straw bales, and then plant their straw-bale garden. Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.

What would you do if you were thirteen, and your aunt wanted to marry you off to get rid of you? Kura decides to steal her uncle’s flightless riding-bird, the vicious and unpredictable Plume, and set off to find her real parents. This is Antarctica, ten thousand years ago, when for a short time just the coastal strip is ice-free. It’s a bit like prehistoric New Zealand – all the evolutionary niches have been filled by birds, and the main predator is a giant eagle. Joeli is also running away from home because he thinks he’s killed his tutor-parrot, the clever and self-opinionated Kohuru. Kura and Joeli have loathed one another for years, and are appalled when they realise they must travel together. It’s a dangerous world. There are killer eagles, the bounty rider hired to reclaim Plume, the sadistic chieftain The Varka… and the bitter cold… Kura’s search for her parents becomes entangled with an attempt to thwart the Varka’s plans, risking both her own life and those of her friends. If you enjoyed The Divide Trilogy you’ll like this.

Charlie and PomPom are all set for a relaxing day of fishing. But the fish are really biting. Will Charlie and PomPom ever get to relax? Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.

Out in the Park one day, children, I met a little boy not bigger than you are, who told me that he liked stories about a boy and a dog and the things they did together. He said that it must be a real boy and a real dog, and there must be other animals in the story, not great, big, fierce ones, but just neighborly ones-animals a boy might, perhaps, meet when he went for walks in the woods-and take pictures of and get to know. So this is the story of the way a real boy and a real dog spent their first summer in the real country; and the fun they had together.

Charlie and PomPom visit a farm and learn all about straw-bale gardening. Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.

Charlie is dreaming of a snowy Christmas but the weather has other ideas. Join Charlie and PomPom for Christmas at Nona Gabona’s. Whether you are a parent to an infant/small child, or a student learning or practicing English for a secondary language, stories are a valuable resource. Reading stories promotes learning English grammar and sentence structure. Stories also aid in vocabulary building. Join Charlie and PomPom as they think about words, find adventure in everyday situations, and (of course) cuddle.