Books with author JT Shepherd

Fisher-Price Little People, a welcoming and useful household theme, and dozens of stickers to use on a huge fold out scene all make for an irresistible title. Preschoolers love Little People, and they love stickers. And this book is literally packed with both! Inside, Eddie and Sarah Lynn take readers for a tour of their house and all its rooms in Welcome to Our House! Included are over 50 reusable stickers of household items, pets, items for the backyard, kids’ favorite Little People characters, and more. In the back of the book is the huge fold-out panoramic scene, which is a friendly and colorful look at the house and backyard, and then into several rooms. This little book will lead to hours of interactive fun.

“Fans of Goosebumps and the updated Baby-Sitters' Club graphic novels will find lots to like in this delightfully monstrous mash-up.” —School Library Journal on Babysitting Nightmares: The Shadow HandAnchored by a strong friendship between smart, savvy girls, Kat Shepherd's Babysitting Nightmares: The Vampire Doll is the fourth in a fun adventure series filled with “safe scary” jump scares that will appeal to contemporary readers as well as fans of mysteries.Tanya has always been the unflappably cool and collected one in her friend group. So when she begins babysitting for her neighbor’s great-niece, she’s surprised to find herself super freaked out by the doll collection in the house. They’re just toys right?But when her babysitting charge becomes a little too attached to the doll, Tanya realizes the doll might be the incarnation of a supernatural threat Tanya and her friends have faced before.There are a handful of black-and-white illustrations by Rayanne Vieira for the key spine-tingling moments.Read the whole series:Babysitting Nightmares: The Shadow HandBabysitting Nightmares: The Phantom HourBabysitting Nightmares: The Twilight CurseBabysitting Nightmares: The Vampire DollAn Imprint Book“These spooky stories of friendship and paranormal adventure will have young readers flipping pages well past their bedtime.”—Jennifer Chambliss Bertman, New York Times-bestselling author of Book Scavenger

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Bumblebee is grumpy and is buzzing all of his friends. He is missing all the fun! Will he ever feel happy again?"Why are you grumpygoing buzz, buzz, buzz,when this is the most beautiful daythat ever was?"With fun Illustrations, rollicking rhyme, and quotable one-liners, The Very Grumpy Bumblebee helps children explore emotions and will have them buzzing along with Bumblebee as his friends help him find his smile again.The Very Grumpy Bumblebee is the second book in the Niddy Noddies Short Yarns series of children’s picture books. These tales of friendship and common sense are told with a wink and a nod and more than a few laughs! The back covers show the characters in each book so children can pick books with their favorites. Bumblebee stars in this book, with Inchworm, Beetle, and Cricket as the supporting cast!

Chock full of familiar situations and helpful hints, this book gives readers the tools they need to develop this important character strength.Sometimes things just don't go our way. It can be hard to work up the strength to persevere-especially for a child. That's where Perseverance: I Have Grit! can help. Chock full of familiar situations and helpful hints, this book gives readers the tools they need to develop this important character strength.

Model railroading is a wonderful hobby! Do you love trains? Do you like building things? Then model railroading is for you.Diesel Davy shows you how to start your model railroading hobby with a basic starter kit and teaches you all about trains, rolling stock, and—most importantly—the meanings of the words and terms used in model railroading. The knowledge you gain from reading this model railroading workbook will impress your friends and earn you the title of “railroading engineer.” It won’t be long before all your friends will come to you for advice on how to get started in their own model railroading hobbies.

All the animals want to know which one is a frog and which one is a toad, but toad and frog aren't telling. Can the animals figure out who is who?It is really not importantto know who is who,when there is very little differencebetween frogs, toads, me and you.With thoughtful Illustrations and flowing, repetitive rhyme, Toad or Frog? Frog or Toad? helps children explore the idea that when they make assumptions about others, those assumptions are often wrong. Children will love the surprise at the end!Toad or Frog? Frog or Toad? is the first book in the Niddy Noddies Short Yarns series of children’s picture books. These tales of friendship and common sense are told with a wink and a nod and more than a few laughs! The back covers show the characters in each book so children can pick books with their favorites. Toad and Frog star in this book, with Turtle, Giraffe, Bear, and Owl as the supporting cast!

Discover that earthworms aren't just yucky, but are necessary to keeping soil healthy.People used to think earthworms were just garden pests. Others thought they were just plain yucky! Earthworms are also food for birds, frogs, and other animals. The well-organized chapters help readers (Ages 6-7) identify key details. The illustrations and text features such as captions and bold print help students navigate the text while the photographs add clarity and enable students to better understand the text.