Books with author Eric J. Adams

The hippo, she lay half asleep on her back. She awoke in a fright as a twig gave a crack.Then out stepped a lion hungry for meat. He roared with excitement, “I’ll start with your feet!”“For years,” said the lion, “I've watched from the woods, Unable to catch you and feast on your goods.”He pounced—and looked even more fierce than before. She looked like a whale that had washed up on shore.From the author of Mother and the Mice comes a hilarious new tale about humility and the power of change. Kids will learn the timeless moral that pride goes before destruction and will be laughing along with the story as it unfolds.This whimsical tale comes to life with laugh-out-loud illustrations that enhance the clever rhymes throughout the story. Kids will laugh and point at the hilarious illustrations and parents will appreciate the rhyme scheme and rhythm that has become a characteristic of Adams and his work. This is the second book in the Animal AND series-a collection of books that parents will enjoy as much as their kids.

The St. George Temple was the first temple built and completed in Utah by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Now you and your family can experience constructing it for yourselves using LEGO bricks. This detailed, full color, step-by-step instruction book also includes an easy-to-read parts list so that you can gather the necessary bricks and begin construction. Please note: No bricks are included with this instruction book.This instruction book also includes stories and quotes about the St. George Temple. Learn about the temple and its fascinating history while you build it.Parts count: 1420Size: (Including base) 10" x 15" x 12"Recommended Age: 8 years and older

When a mouse makes his home in your living room couch or falls deeply asleep in your duffle bag pouch, be quick and let mice know your home is not theirs.Delay and you may find they’ve moved in downstairs. Delay more and soon you’ll have wall to wall mice, and you may have created a mouse paradise. Is that a house mouse swimming in the sink?! Wait… are those mice skating in the frozen orange juice? In this adorable rhyming book for children, A busy lady has a real problem with procrastination. When she ignores a growing crowd of hilarious mice, the cute rodents make her house their home and she finds them enjoying themselves in some very problematic ways.Mother and the Mice is a hysterical illustrated kids bedtime story that teaches preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children to stop procrastinating and solve problems, before they become even bigger issues.Page Up and Order Now.

“I knew you were a good mad!”“What's that supposed to mean?”“I know you’re mad because you talk to me . . .”Allie Little lives in a perpetual Wonderland . . . with all of the confusion and none of the wonder. Diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorder, Allie is continually forced down a rabbit-hole of contradiction and misunderstanding. Whatever Allie reads, sees, or hears can—and does—turn into nonsense, and the time to be “curiouser and curiouser” about her surroundings is a luxury that the more “sensible” but less patient people around her seldom allow. But one day, she takes a trip on a ferry called the Wonder and meets a mentally unstable yet wise man named Charlie. It is through her unlikely friendship with this mad character that Allie learns not only to better cope with her condition, but to find the courage to make her way in the real world.