Books with author F. D. Phillips

On a freezing-cold winter morning, two hungry Arctic foxes are following a giant polar bear. Soon the bear will catch a seal. Then, once the bear has finished its meal, the patient foxes will get the chance to feed on their neighbor?s leftovers. Filled with information perfectly suited to the abilities and interests of its primary-grade audience, this colorful, fact-filled book gives readers a chance not only to learn all about Artic foxes and how their bodies are adapted to the extreme cold, but also to develop their powers of observation and critical thinking. Built-in activities, such as observing the differences between an adult fox and a fox pup, will give readers a chance to gain, insights beyond the facts and figures.

Written and published by Dee Phillips “Tyrannosaurus Rex: T-Rex, A Kids Fun Facts Books About The King of the Dinosaurs” is an amazing work all about kids’ favorite dinosaur, the T-Rex. Filled with brilliantly colored illustrations, this kids facts book gives lots of information and fun facts about this fascinating creature. The bright illustrations look great on Kindles, iPads, PC’s and other tablet devices.The wonderful images in “Tyrannosaurus Rex…” are linked to small blocks of text to make it easy for kids to read by themselves, while being entertained by the fascinating information. This book is great for kids who already have the skill of reading, or can be equally good for kids and parents who want to read it together.Filled with interesting facts, “Tyrannosaurus Rex…” can be used as a learning tool and for background information for school projects. “Tyrannosaurus Rex: T-Rex, A Kids Fun Facts Books About The King of the Dinosaurs” is set at a low promotional price and is currently available at the Amazon Kindle store. It can be conveniently downloaded in a matter of moments so that you and your kids can enjoy this great learning and reading experience immediately.

Know someone who absolutely loves mermaids? Well chances are that they don’t know everything about them, even though they love them. This children’s book contains a whole bunch of interesting fun facts about mermaids – interesting and true data that has been recorded in history - from legends and sightings. There are lots of colorful mermaid pictures too to keep the child interested. If you know someone who’s ‘into’ mermaids then they’ll be entranced with this little book to tell them more about their favorite subject. Large print and easy to read for young readers.

Boldly illustrated with sparkly foil and bright colors, this witty introduction to animal lives is playful, engaging, and informative. Facts about what animals eat and drink and what noises they make help toddlers learn about these diverse species. With a touch of humor, this playful adventure teaches toddlers about kangaroos—who hop around Australia's countryside with their babies in their pouches.

We wait in the early morning darkness. Soon we will attack. My axe and sword are ready. Viking blood runs through my veins. These graphic and colorful 48-page books meet Common Core genre requirements and feature a fictional story, two pages of nonfiction, and two pages of activities, giving students some background knowledge necessary to understanding historical events. Using fiction to amplify history also allows students to think critically about the pas--and piques curiosity, leading to further exploration and discovery.

Here’s a new book by Dee Phillips “The Alphabet Book of Monsters: A Kids Book with an Alphabetical List of Monsters”. If your kids are into monsters, they’re sure to love this book. Let your kids discover new monsters they may not have heard of yet – like the Yowie or the Wyvern. This book contains a list of over 100 different types of monsters, with a brief description of what each type of monster looks like or what it is known for. For instance, do your kids know what a Kraken is or what a Manticore looks like? There are many bright colorful illustrations of monsters in the book, with short blocks of text describing them. “The Alphabet Book of Monsters…” is suitable for kids 8 years and up – those who already achieved the skill of reading. But, you can read the book together too. It would be a great experience for parents and kids to visualize together each monster depicted.Set at a low introductory price, “The Alphabet Book of Monsters…” is currently available in the Amazon Kindle Store. You can conveniently download it immediately so that you and your kids can start enjoying it right away.

I carried messages for the Resistance. Secret messages from fighter to fighter. There were German soldiers everywhere. I was always in danger. These graphic and colorful 48-page books meet Common Core genre requirements and feature a fictional story, two pages of nonfiction, and two pages of activities, giving students some background knowledge necessary to understanding historical events. Using fiction to amplify history also allows students to think critically about the pas--and piques curiosity, leading to further exploration and discovery.

These beautiful mazes are works of art—and fun to solve, too! Solving a maze can be a meditative act, as you ponder the various possible routes to completion. And that’s especially true for these 72 beautiful mandala-shaped mazes. In each one, a single path connects the outside to the center, or vice versa, but you have to wander through the richly detailed design to find it. Use a pointer, use a pencil, and even color in or shade the dead ends and useless loops to remember you’ve ruled them out.

“The Gift of Christmas” is about a boy who is given a theme to write about the meaning of Christmas. Liam doesn’t think Christmas is just about Santa Claus and presents so he sets out to learn the real meaning of Christmas. All kids today should know what Christmas is really all about. “The Gift of Christmas” educates kids about the real meaning of Christmas, the gift that God gave to us all – the joy and hope of Jesus in our lives.Set at a low promotional price, “The Gift of Christmas” can be conveniently downloaded from the Amazon Kindle store and enjoyed immediately by you and your family.

From the splintered trunk of an old broken tree, a fluffy gray face appears. It's a spotted owl chick, and the hungry baby bird is waiting for its parents to return with a tasty meal of mice or woodrats! It's dusk in the cool, quiet evergreen forest, and the parent owls are hunting. They will soon be back, however, to check on their chick in a treetop nest. Filled with information perfectly suited to the abilities and interests of its second-grade audience, this colorful, fact-filled volume introduces young readers to the everyday life of a spotted owl. What does the owl eat? How does it catch its prey? Where do spotted owls make their nests? And how does a pair of spotted owls care for their chicks? Throughout the book, readers are encouraged to make scientific observations based on the book's images and answer questions about the lives and physical characteristics of these nocturnal birds. This innovative approach to teaching about wild animals gives young scientists the chance not only to read and learn the facts, but also to develop their own powers of observation and critical thinking.