Books with author J.D. Douglas

With this book, a Turtle Jumps and a Monkey Plays to teach me to keep trying too. Many tell TJ the Turtle that he can not jump. He wants to Jump. Inside is TJ`s story. Next, Mo the Monkey wants to play the guitar. At first, he can not play. He learns that lots of practice is important. I learn this too. This is the story of sticking with practicing until I get my goal. I learn, where I practice is where I have success!

People make things. Humans have made tens of thousands of planes and hundreds of millions of cars. Last year, over a billion smartphones were made. Let’s learn about how things are made. We start with clothes and cookies. In the book, Cozy Clothes, we start with fibers. Next, fibers are twisted into threads. Weave threads into cloth. Next, color, cut and sew into clothes. At the store, we see so many clothes. We learn to understand and appreciate all the hard work it takes people and machines to make clothes. In the book, Cookie Come-Froms, we learn how Cookies are made. Also, we know what each part adds to the complete cookie. After we know how clothes and cookies are made, we learn to be curious about how processes change materials into the other products we use every day.

Book Two of The Sleepwar Saga The nightmare begins again. Just when Andy thought it was safe to get back into bed, it happens again. Plucked from the safety of his home, high school star quarterback Andy Flashman is thrown into a chase with deadly consequences. The boy. The boy with the powers. If Andy and friends don't find him before the enemy does, it won't just be his life on the line. He, Kaz, Jason, Meesha, Samir and Pegah must scour a creepy hospital every night until they find the boy. No one is safe. Red Cross, book 2 of J. Douglas Burton’s Sleepwar Saga is tense, thrilling, and laugh-out-loud funny. Don't miss out!

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