Books with author J. Fallon

Choo-Choo Woody is a handsome little wooden steam engine, painted shiny red and black. He’s all alone in the world, so he sets out in search of others like him and a place to call home. Over the course of his adventures, he meets Bruce the Caboose, Nola the Gondola Car, Gavinport the Switcher Engine, and Big Gem Diesel, all of whom have their own special strengths. At first, Woody doesn’t think he will ever be as important as his new friends, since he’s so small. Yet when a crisis occurs, he discovers that only his unique gifts can save the day! Eventually, Woody finds a happy home in the most unexpected place. Little readers and their parents will delight in Choo-Choo Woody’s delightful rhyming tale. Most importantly, they’ll treasure the heartwarming lesson that “what was possible, could not be measured by the pound or by the ounce. It’s not what is outside, but what is on the inside that counts.”

Choo-Choo Woody is a handsome little wooden steam engine, painted shiny red and black. He’s all alone in the world, so he sets out in search of others like him and a place to call home. Over the course of his adventures, he meets Bruce the Caboose, Nola the Gondola Car, Gavinport the Switcher Engine, and Big Gem Diesel, all of whom have their own special strengths. At first, Woody doesn’t think he will ever be as important as his new friends, since he’s so small. Yet when a crisis occurs, he discovers that only his unique gifts can save the day! Eventually, Woody finds a happy home in the most unexpected place. Little readers and their parents will delight in Choo-Choo Woody’s delightful rhyming tale. Most importantly, they’ll treasure the heartwarming lesson that “what was possible, could not be measured by the pound or by the ounce. It’s not what is outside, but what is on the inside that counts.”

In A Robin's Nest Is Best, children's author A. Joyce Fallon gives readers the very best of what Mother Nature has to offer. For her and the creatures in Turtle Creek, where this colorful picture book is set, community life in the forest is all about giving a little and taking a little. For old Rasputin, a cantankerous raccoon, it means he'll have to put aside his pesky ways to accept direction from Fergus the Frog and Sweet Pea the Skunk about becoming a mother to little Ziggy, an orphaned baby robin. For beginning and intermediate readers, Fallon's rhyming patterns make this an easy-to-follow plot as her storyline breathes new meaning into Spring's rebirth and the wonders of the natural world.

In A Robin's Nest Is Best, children's author A. Joyce Fallon gives readers the very best of what Mother Nature has to offer. For her and the creatures in Turtle Creek, where this colorful picture book is set, community life in the forest is all about giving a little and taking a little. For old Rasputin, a cantankerous raccoon, it means he'll have to put aside his pesky ways to accept direction from Fergus the Frog and Sweet Pea the Skunk about becoming a mother to little Ziggy, an orphaned baby robin. For beginning and intermediate readers, Fallon's rhyming patterns make this an easy-to-follow plot as her storyline breathes new meaning into Spring's rebirth and the wonders of the natural world.

Paula has had Robert's back since they got together as drama students. She gave up her dreams so he could make it. Now he's one of the nation's most popular actors. And Paula's just discovered he's having an affair. She's going to remind Robert just what he's sacrificing, and then she's going to break his heart like he broke hers. It will be her greatest acting role ever. Revenge is sweet. Isn't it?