Books with author J H Crawford

When Hallie and Cory cross a magic branch that shrinks them to mouse size, they make the acquaintance of Mr. Snuggywhiskers–the friendly, well-spoken mouse who lives in the tallest tree in their backyard. From the day that Hallie discovers his tiny red door to the moment that Hallie and Cory realize their mysterious connection with Mr. Snuggywhiskers, they find out how enchanting the world of Mr. Snuggywhiskers can be.

Third in the award-winning Tales of Mr. Snuggywhiskers series. Hallie and Cory are determined to figure out Mr. Snuggywhiskers’s connection to their family, but adventures keep getting in the way. Slowly they unravel the mysterious past of Mr. Snuggywhiskers, the dapper, well-spoken mouse who lives in the tallest tree in their backyard. They are confronted with surprises along the way, from meeting a leprechaun to finding out that mice really can surf! Ideal for homeschooling and early grade school students with advanced reading levels.

After a traumatic year, sixteen-year-old Roz is excited to move to Las Vegas, longing for the fresh start it will bring her and her father. Instead, she gets her possessions rearranged and ghosts chasing her from her home. While her father believes she’s having stress-induced hallucinations, Roz knows something more sinister is at play. With the help of her cousin, neighbor, and a pair of amateur paranormal investigators, she sets out to take on the specters herself.But the deeper she digs, the more terrified she becomes. The supernatural activity plaguing her increases, and with it comes new and terrifying threats. She finds an old journal from her troubled mother, and within its pages are revealed terrible truths: Worlds that exist beyond ours, mysterious powers she possesses, and dangerous beings that will kill her for these abilities. Determined to stop the shadows from overtaking her world, Roz and her friends will put a stop to the looming darkness, or die trying.

A lone stranger arrives at a remote Cornish fishing village. There he encounters the local ferry skipper and asks him about the origins of a statute of a young man sitting in the cockpit of a small boat facing out to sea. Initially the ferryman is reluctant to reveal the history fearing the tale would bring ridicule. But he has a feeling that he and the stranger have met before and reveals a story of shipwreck and death at sea. His account suggests, in this case, death and the passage of time cannot thwart love. Is his account merely an assortment of recollections twisted with time? Or are there forces over which we have no control? Far from being sceptical, the stranger thanks the boatman for taking him into his confidence. As he takes his leave, the ferry man asks, what appears to be, an innocuous question. The stranger's reply only adds further to the intrigue. As the stranger is about to The ferry skipper rele

Fourth in the award-winning Tales of Mr. Snuggywhiskers series. Hallie and Cory set out to find the lost parents of Mr. Snuggywhiskers, the dapper, well-spoken mouse who lives in the tallest tree in their backyard. Finally, they spot the clue that may lead them to the Cap'n and Helen. But will Hallie and Cory bring them home again, or lose Mr. Snuggywhiskers and Rosieta in the search? Ideal for homeschooling and early grade school students with advanced reading levels.

Hallie and Cory were surprised when they discovered that their grandmother knew about Mr. Snuggywhiskers. But how could she? They had met him when they climbed over a magic branch and, astonishingly, found themselves shrunken to mouse size and standing before the small, red door, with the cheese-shaped knocker, that led to his home. In Hallie and Cory’s second set of adventures with Mr. Snuggywhiskers, the friendly, well-spoken mouse who lives in the tallest tree in their backyard, they discover that mice celebrate Christmas, that Squirrel’s mechanical genius extends further than they had imagined, and that Mr. Snuggywhiskers traveled the world with their grandmother, bringing back magical gifts that he had been saving for them since before they were born. Along the way, they unravel some of the mystery of how this extraordinary mouse, with his green vest and blue suit, came into their lives, bringing them adventure, friendship, and entrance to an enchanting world right in their own backyard.

Food — Delicious — Food. Pizza, pasta and sparkling soda; with a side dish of ‘learning’. On this adventure to Italy, Maxx meets Prof. Tilbury’s extended family including three older cousins. These young women take great delight in teasing their 14-year-old visitor. To make matters worse, they insist that Maxwell learns about the history of ancient Rome, studies the art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance, and participates in the fashion scene of modern-day Italy. To his surprise, their merciless attention and demands actually excite his curiosity and interest. At the same time, Prof. Tilbury’s ‘enemy’, Chef Lorenzo, keeps Maxx belly-bursting full of mouth-watering Italian food. YUM!

Arianna stretched out on the Florida beach sand. Her new friend, Bubba Two, traced letters on her back, squeezing a bottle of sun tan oil. She asked, "What are your writing?" He whispered in her ear, "Eye-el-oh-vee-ee-y-oh-u."She joins him for bait fishing - netting Spanish sardines - as well as for scuba diving, jet skiing, and all-around fun. She also meets his devilish twin brother, Bubba One. She doesn't like him at all! And for good reason.

When Hallie and Cory cross a magic branch that shrinks them to mouse size, they make the acquaintance of Mr. Snuggywhiskers–the friendly, well-spoken mouse who lives in the tallest tree in their backyard. From the day that Hallie discovers his tiny red door to the moment that Hallie and Cory realize their mysterious connection with Mr. Snuggywhiskers, they find out how enchanting the world of Mr. Snuggywhiskers can be. First in the award-winning series, Tales of Mr. Snuggywhiskers. Gold medal winner 2015 Children's Literary Classics, Best Chapter Book Series; 2015 Finalist, Wishing Shelf Book Awards.