Books with author Emily / Thomas H. Johnson

Fun And Easy Keyboard Sheet Music With Letters For Beginnerssimple and popular tunesmusic notes with letterschords for the left handfinger numbersbeautiful illustrationsperfect for beginnersgreat giftBuy and Play! :)50 Easy Keyboard Tunes With Letters:Mary Had a Little LambTwinkle Twinkle Little StarCan CanBaa, Baa, Black SheepOde To JoySkip To My LouThe Mulberry BushThis Old ManRow, Row, Row Your BoatThree Blind MiceWhen The Saints Go Marching InThe Grand Old Duke Of YorkThe Muffin ManLavender’s BlueJingle BellsKum Ba YahAlphabet SongOh! SusannaLondon BridgeOld MacDonaldAre You Sleeping?Brahms’ LullabyAmazing GraceClementine (Oh, My Darling)A-Tisket, A-TasketDrunken SailorGirls and BoysHappy BirthdayHickory Dickory DockHumpty DumptyMy Bonnie Lies Over The OceanHot Cross BunsPolly Put The Kettle OnPop! Goes the WeaselRock-A-Bye, BabyScarborough FairSilent NightOranges And LemonsRing a Ring o’ RosesHush, Little BabyAll Things Bright And BeautifulJack and JillAu Clair De La LuneHey, Diddle DiddleMichael, Row The Boat AshoreComin’ Round The MountainPolly Wolly DoodleBingoSing A Song Of SixpenceWe Wish You a Merry Christmas

"A book every young woman should read" - Emily Johnson☆★☆ Read this book for FREE on Kindle Unlimited☆★☆In today's world relationships are being challenged everyday. But with all means we are not meant to be alone.The book 'Why Am I Single' answers the question every young woman wants to asks.In a short book, is presented a new perspective that will show you how to let go of loneliness, embrace happiness and maybe... change your life forever.

LONGLISTED FOR THE CARNEGIE MEDALAn achingly funny, touching story for anyone who has been thrown in at the deep end.‘Smart and funny. It will tug at your heartstrings’ Dawn O’PorterIt's 1979, and thirteen-year-old Lydia has no idea how she'll cope when her dad announces that the family has to sell up and move onto a Thames sailing barge in Essex. With his girlfriend. And her three kids.Between trying to keep her clothes dry in a leaky cabin, disastrous hair-dye attempts, awkward encounters with local boys, and coping with her suddenly enormous and troublesome family, Lydia fears she'll sink rather than swim . . .At turns heartbreaking and uplifting, through Lydia's innocent and perceptive voice we find out that while the mud may stick, the tide can turn - and in unexpected and joyful ways. Perfect for fans of Louise Rennison, Hilary McKay and Rae Earl

‘We’re going to live on a Thames barge, Lydia,’ Dad said quickly. ‘All of us.’ ‘Dad. . .’ I said, finally, as calmly as I could. ‘I hope this is one of your jokes, as that will absolutely, completely ruin my life. Sorry. No.’ It's 1979, and Lydia has no idea how she'll cope when her dad announces that the family has to sell up and move onto a Thames sailing barge in Essex. With Dad's girlfriend. And her three kids.Between trying to keep her clothes dry in a leaky cabin, disastrous hair-dye attempts, awkward encounters with local boys, and coping with her suddenly enormous and troublesome family, Lydia fears she'll sink rather than swim. But to her surprise, Lydia manages to keep her head above the water, even as her father drowns his sorrows in drink. With a little help from her friend Kay, Lydia finds she has the courage to face even the choppiest of waters. Mud is an achingly funny and touching story for anyone who has been thrown in at the deep end.