Books with author Heather Collins

A would you rather book for kids with hilariously bad choices. Teaches kids to make the best of a bad situation. Ages 6-14. Would you rather…sleep on a slanted roof every night, or in a bright room that’s just a little bit too hot?Would you rather… grow a second head that snores all night, or have a cat follow you around that tells everyone when you’re lying? Would you rather… the Olympics were held every day in your backyard, or your bedroom was a grocery store?700 questions will keep them entertained for weeks. Order now!

200 fun games for kids, tweens, and teens.Each game includes a hard mode so older kids and adults can participate.Examples: Game #2: Jobimals. Players select a random job and a random animal, either by picking them or using an online generator. Then they try to draw the animal doing the job. Like a gorilla dentist, or a lion firefighter. Once they’ve drawn the picture, it’s time to color it in! Grab your colored pencils and get to work.You’ll need: Random lists of jobs and animals, paper, colored pencils. Hard mode: Put a time limit on drawing. Best drawing wins. (Can’t vote for your own.) Game #9: Stupid Movie Lines. Download the script/screenplay to a movie or TV show that everyone in the group has seen. One player (or parent) picks a line, players have three minutes to write a new line on a scrap of paper. Throw the scraps into a hat. One player reads the scraps and then everyone votes for their favorite line (can’t vote for yours.) Player with the most votes gets a point.You’ll need: Paper, movie lines. Hard mode: Less time.Order now!

An innovative coloring book that helps teach kids to draw, and use their imagination.Draw and Color! is a positive, fun, and confidence-building activity for any child.A great birthday gift, Christmas present, and a fun distraction on long car rides.With more than 70 scenes to draw and color, this book will keep them entertained for hundreds of hours.Order now!

A fun game for children of all ages.Players get 7 seconds to name 5 things without saying the forbidden word.Name five...things kids do at school, other than studyName five...vegetables, other than carrots or broccoliName five...words that rhyme with fish, other than dishName five...synonyms or slang for money, other than cashName five...types of pasta, other than spaghettiPlay in a group or just the two of you!Fun to play at parties while you’re waiting for the pizza.A great distraction for long car rides, or waiting in line at the airport.

Nursery rhymes are as old as time. Passed from one generation to another, these verses are still the best and the most entertaining way for young children to learn language. Heather Collins's cheerful, animated illustrations tell the story in this favorite nursery rhyme. Just the right size for infants and toddlers, this sturdy board book with rounded corners is built to withstand a baby's curiosity. It is sure to last -- and be loved -- well beyond the toddler years.