Books with author J.R. Poulter

Trees form a sheltered freeway, A green and growing treeway, Koala Cavalcade, Where Bushland creatures traffic Down their own parade. Animal have homes, they have communities and common forage areas where they find their food. They need trees and undergrowth - its their backyard! So when the big trucks and bulldozers come to make way for a new housing development, who is going plead for the animals homes to be saved? REVIEWS: "Animals need trees. So do people. That's the message of this lovely book that will enthrall any little child." Dr Bob Rich, environmentalist, scientist, professional grandfather at Bobbing Around blog. "A fun and colourful picture book that teaches children the importance of trees for our native wildlife. Readers will delight at the rhyming prose and colourful illustrations of our much beloved native Australian animals." - B. Thorburn, Teacher-Librarian | Experienced Senior Teacher| B. Ed - Secondary | M. Ed. - TL AWARD: LiFE AWARD, Literature for Environment

Exotic Pets, No. 1 in a series of 4 humorous verse stories aimed at 5 to 10 year olds, about very unusual pets and with links to further information on such things as pet care. Book 1, features Axolotls and Tarantulas. Review: What a fascinating book, integrating fact with verse to create a wonderful cross-curricular resource for teachers. As for the students, curious little minds will engage with the unique and unusual subject matter! Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from indigenous outback to multicultural city classrooms.

BLURB: Everyone in Pete's family is either moving or adjusting to a move. Change brings challenges, not least of which are the family's nosy, new neighbours. Everyone says what they think, but things are not always as they seem. Who is the mysterious little visitor who changes everything? REVIEWS: This large format illustrated story is enjoyable & entertaining. Well written. LD, Reading Time, p.21, No. 4 Nov. 2012 A story on making snap judgements based on appearances, learning to keep an open mind & heart; beautifully written, heart-warming, will appeal to children & adults alike. Magdalena Ball, compulsivereader.com Unusual format, most attractive, the printing is large & clear, easy for early readers to tackle alone. Quite charming, dealing with adult themes seen through a child's eyes in a way uncommon in books for the young; works well, very evocative; beautiful production, themes touching cross-generational communication & conservation. Dr. V. Lowe, CBCA judge, Create a Kid's Book

What price does war exact for freedom? This is war through the eyes of survivors amidst bloodied fields of victims. Set during the Civil War, "Free Passage" tells interlinked stories of men, young women & children, whose lives are torn apart by War. Each of them flies in the face of adversity & each triumphs, though in a very different way. It begins with the tragedy of the Maguire twins & introduces Girl, a deaf slave, who finds forbidden love with a good man, her owner's son, only to have War wrench them apart. She flees to seek freedom for herself & her child in Canada. Migrant tinker, Herr Schmidt, seeks across the war torn States to find his missing daughter, Mina, finding instead a runaway slave & an orphaned boy caring for his little brother. The War makes a man of the boy before his time. Mina escapes her captors & lives by her wits, finding her way to safety & a future she could once only dream. EXCERPT, "Girl's Story," in Wordgathering, Australia, Dec 2014 and in no.71, 2015 Kaleidoscope, USA

The homeless man has nothing, not even food. Who will share with him? Those in need are all around us but do we see them or are we too busy looking at what we have & wishing for more? A narrative verse story for children from 4 to 8 that highlights caring & sharing rather than self-seeking. Like Rich Man, Poor Man on Facebook: facebook.com/RichManPoorMan.PictureBook/

Blurb: Beware! Biting Baby! Just how do you cope? Here is a story to give you some home. A humorous tale with rhyming element, including tried and true strategies, from professional childcare practice, for dealing with biting behaviour in babies and small children. The authors wrote Toofs to fill a perceived gap in the market for books dealing with biting babies. None were available that included professional childcare approved coping strategies. Italian illustrators and book designers, Monica Rondino and Andrea Pucci, and Australian authors, J.R.Poulter and E.A. Poulter have proven a big ocean full of Big toothed bities is no barrier to collaborating on a fun book!Like Toofs on Facebook - facebook.com/TOOFSchildrenbook/?ref=br_rs

You've heard about EXTREME SPORTS! What about EXTREME PETS? These pets are 'different' Do you have one yet? They need as much love And they need as much care As 'regular' pets, just A little more rare! But... only get one, if you DARE! A series of 4 humorous verse stories, aimed at 5 to 10 year olds, about very unusual pets with information and links to further reading on such things as pet care. Book 1 - Axolotls and Tarantulas. Book 2 - Carpet Snakes and Stick Insects, includes 10 fun facts about each. Book 3 - Water Dragons and Ant Farms Book 4 - Chameleons and Freshwater Turtles REVIEW: "What a fascinating book, integrating fact with a verse to create a wonderful cross-curricular resource for teachers. As for the students, curious little minds will engage with the unique and unusual subject matter!" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from indigenous classrooms in the outback to multicultural classrooms in the city.

The 3 little pigs updated with crazy new characters illustrated by JORFE! Rhyming picture book for 4-8 years; themes: bullying, overcoming differences, working together to achieve goals & learn from mistakes. 5 STAR REVIEW: A breath of fresh air to see bullying handled in a new, original manner. Wholeheartedly recommended! Rosie Malezer, Readers' Favorite. TEACHER REVIEW: Fun retelling! Bubbly rhymes, funky illustrations - a wonderful fractured fairytale.Ó Bianca Thorburn

Adventures loom around every corner, some involving TEETH! Our hero sees a chance for glory, grits his teeth and charges inÉ What could possibly go wrong? Picture book HILARIOUSLY illustrated by RICO SCHACHERL! TEACHER REVIEW: ""A delightfully funny tale with a ÔsurprisingÕ turn of events!"" Adrienne T. O'Connell, teacher, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from outback indigenous classrooms to multicultural city classrooms. 5 STAR REVIEW: J.R. Poulter presents important themes in the story, Twice as Worsa!, wrapped up in well-incorporated humour. The story touches on bullying and complicated family relationships. J.R. Poulter crafts an interesting plot packed with important lessons while still maintaining a dollop of hilarity. Reviewed for ReadersÕ Favorite by writer, reviewer, Edith Wairimu, a lover of words and nature.

Lang:- eng, Pages 58. Reprinted in 2015 with the help of original edition published long back[1754]. This book is in black & white, Hardcover, sewing binding for longer life with Matt laminated multi-Colour Dust Cover, Printed on high quality Paper, re-sized as per Current standards, professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books, there may be some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. Title: The discoveries of John Poulter, alias Baxter; who was apprehended for robbing Dr. Hancock of Salisbury, on Clarken Down, near Bath; and thereupon discovered a most numerous gang of villains, many of which have been already taken 1754 [Hardcover], Author: Poulter, John

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