Books with author Elizabeth Payne

Do you want to raise children with a giving spirit and heart?Do you want your children to have a genuine concern for others?Do you want your children to start at an early age to volunteer?Thisbook is fun and captivating and allows the imagination of your children to run wild, while at the same time, teaches them positive lessons about life.Animal characters are used to inspire the young reader to look beyond themselves and strive towards philanthropy and a life of giving to others.

"Sue, the Boo-Hoo Moo Cow" is an "udderly" ridiculous, silly, rhyming children's book about a moo cow named Sue who liked to wear one red shoe. Chaos ensues when the farmer decides that enough is enough, but finds that removing the shoe is really quite tough. Laugh out loud as the farmer flies into the lake, the cow climbs up a ladder, 101 chipmunks get skunked, and the hen house gets just a little bit flatter! In no time, kids will have the book memorized and want to read it again and again! It's great for story time, bedtime, anytime! And best of all, it blesses kids with the best medicine for a cold or a rough day--laughter!

Miss Snowball's Friends is a small children's book. It's all about having fun with little animals. Each page has a different animal that brings something fun and includes one fact about that animal. This way children can learn about animals in a fun way. This book will have your children reading along and interacting with the book itself. This is a great way to help get your child into reading at a young age that will help them the rest of their lives. So join in on Miss Snowball's Friends and all their fun!

This book tells the story of the earliest group of German settlers in Canada and the two remarkable churches they inspired. The first was the Little Dutch Church, transported in the minds of its creators, 250 years ago, from a German village to Brunswick Street in Halifax. The second was St. George's Round Church, ambitious, audacious, one of the great works of architecture in North America. The chapters of the book are as follows: 1. Foreign Founders; 2. Lutherans and Loyalists; 3. Construction and Conflict; 4. Celestial Symbols; 5. Victorian Vigour; 6. Hierarchy and Heraldry; 7. Tensions and Turning Points; 8. Energy and Expansion; 9. Struggles and Survivals; 10. Peace and War; 11. Neighbours and Needs; 12. Renewal and Royalty; 13. Brimstone and Fire; 14. Anguish and Aftermath; 15. Rising Again; 16. Beauty and Beyond.

The author and illustrator, of What if...ZOMBIES Were Nice, is releasing each book as a chapter ultimately building toward a grand finale. The books are written for the youth using adolescent grunge language and humor. Short politics and actual science experiments are the nucleus within the pages of each book.Chocolate and Oranges is the first chapter of What ifZOMBIES Were Nice. In this chapter you will find that The Great Panic Po of 2020 was something no one was ever prepared for. Zombies that didn't turn into a big black puddle of goop were taken to a secret location, by the military, where the trials of modification took place. Many years passed, and the secret decision for 'reintegration' occurred. The first zombie family released, into living society was placed in Texas, where a freaky friendship developed between a zombie boy and two bored eccentric children. As the trio's bond gets stronger, they make simple discoveries about themselves and learn more about The Great Panic Po of 2020. Stink, rot, and science string them together as they manage to find a formula that might keep their friend from falling apart!