Books with author Guy N. Smith

“Come down here,” Triangle says to Square. “Why don’t you come up her?” Square says to Triangle. And so it goes, on and on, as each one tries to convince the other that where he is at is the absolute best place to be. Stopping at nothing, they plead their cases from who has the better friend to which one has the best treat to eat. Up or down, which is better? Will Triangle give in and go up there where Square is or will Square come down to where Triangle is? Join them and find out who wins. Triangle or Square?

Fourteen year old Lauren is mute, witty and dangerous to know. Anthony learns to help her to speak then blows hot and cold over being friends. Their volatile friendship catapults Anthony into the Head’s office with a serious charge that could affect both their lives forever.“A thriller, a romance and all-round good read for people of all ages to enjoy.” N. I. Smith lives in the Cotswolds and studied Creative Writing at the University of Nottingham and Bath Spa University. “The fact that Lauren has cerebral palsy is purely incidental. She’s feisty and she knows exactly what she wants. You can’t ignore her; she draws you into her world which is strange and different.”

Come join Matt, Holly and friends as they venture outside for a day of fun and play! This is a great learn to read book, filled with simple sentences and many sight words for beginning readers. With easy to read text and fun, colorful pictures, this is the perfect book to help young readers practice their reading skills and it gets them excited about reading.Make sure to check out my other books in the Early Readers Series! -Dinosaurs Are the Best! -So Many Dinosaurs! -The Name Game Book!-Blue Book! Orange Octopus!

Welcome or unwelcome. Fate had arrived. The Urban Boys, Chapter 9 "A captivating and poetic tale of mystery, fantasy, and reality tied together by action!" 5-stars, Lars Jackson, Amazon Customer Sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell become hypersensitive gifts that forever change the world of five teenage boys in this urban paranormal thriller. The story follows the boys as they learn how to utilize their sensory super powers as they embark upon a mission of good vs. evil. Upon the boys’ mysterious incident with an energy source in a forbidden preserve, they’re instinctively called to a neighboring town, Sandry Lake, to root out evil. Their superhero senses guide them each time. However, secrecy about their mission, furious battles with evil thugs, extreme fatigue, and stress and pressure soon overwhelm the boys, but they must find a way to embrace their fate. A lurking, dark stranger seems to know their plight, and a strikingly beautiful, fearless lady lends way to heightened confusion. Intriguing, intelligent, and full of action, The Urban Boys offers a memorable, emotion-packed, thrilling ride for adventure fans of all ages!

Usually, turtles do not have hair but Ned, the turtle, thought that was unfair. Deciding to put his baldness to a stop, he went in search of hair at the Wiggy Wig Shop. Ned wants nothing more than to have a full head of hair. Fed up with being bald, he decides to take matters into his own hands and buy some hair from the Wiggy Wig Shop. When Ned arrives at the shop, he is ecstatic to see all of the different types of hair, but does having so many choices make it hard for Ned to choose? Will Ned find the right hair for him or will he find the task too daunting? Come find out as we join Ned on his quest for the perfect hair.

I see a panda as happy as can be. When he is happy, he drums softly. The beat he plays is so much fun. He counts to three, then bangs on his drum. Come join Panda and his friends as they use music and instruments to express their feelings. This rhythmic story, filled with fun instruments, lovable animals and brightly colored pictures, has their toes tapping and their heads bobbing, as the friends combine forces to create some beautiful music.

Quality juvenile biography, illustrated with photos. The author attempts to show Churchill as --at the same time-- a prat of the history in which he grew to political supremacy, and yet as a figure who was outstanding in the events which took place around him,be they cavalry charge or world war. This account of Winston Churchill must and does conform to the title of its series --it is an outline.