Books with author Frank Evans

There's a place we all will go far beyond the world we know. Close our eyes we fall asleep deep in dreams things might creep. But mostly dreams of life we know there's a time when dreams will go. Tall or wide, short or small, amazing things come to us all. Good or bad, happy or sad, place on paper dreams you have. For all those little wonderful things now you have something to bring. Bring to others, bring to lite, all your dreams you have at night. Give us all something to read. Amaze us all with your amazing dreams.

Little Whale is too busy playing with his friends to notice his family swimming away without him. When he tried to make a singing-call to his family, no sound comes out. He s forgotten how to sing! He seeks help from lots of other sea creatures but their sounds are different from his and no one can help him. But then he comes across a wise old manatee... Loved by children for decades, the characters in these classic tales will become familiar friends. Reading with children from birth is the best way to teach them the joy of reading, and is also a special way to build relationships, encourage conversations and have fun together.

All communication is cut to the orchard which is Alexander and his sister Sophie's home. The children are alone. And alone they must find the heritage knife which they believe has fallen into the limestone caves below their orchard. This isn’t just any knife—Alexander’s great-grandfather from Scotland was a knife maker by trade and made the knife himself. During the gold rush he brought it to New Zealand. Family stories say that his friend and companion, a local Maori, carved the knife's mysterious handle more than a century ago. The knife is a precious to Alexander's family's past.Alexander’s sister, Sophie, and his friends, twins Trevor and Jo, join in the search. Alexander and Jo are the ones to enter the caves—and what they find there will change their lives forever. They will face their worst fears and learn the true meaning of courage. At the same time, their waiting friends Sophie, Trevor and Gemma, must contend with dangerous gangsters in the apple orchard. When these men kidnap Gemma, can the kids band together to rescue her and help their friends escape the underground labyrinth?

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