Books with author James Holt

Learn as we follow a Costa Rican boy named Roy who shows us scenes from his country. Text is written in Costa Rican traditional rhyming couplets called 'bombas' which will delight your child along with colorful illustrations and actual photos of the people and animals. Great for beginners learning to read and for elementary school social studies topics. The story mentions simple Spanish words for an introduction of foreign languages.

A bold design and tongue swizzling rhymes convey a range of complex concepts in a funny, engaging and refreshing approach to children's books. The Fly In My Eye is the first book in the Real Rhymes series and is aimed at children under 4. Easy to read with continuously rolling couplets, this book allows the reader to effortlessly inject the story with passion and imagination, creating a theatrical and interactive experience for the child.

Return to Howliday Inn The animals sense something is wrong in the Monroe house. Howie is racing around on his little dachshund legs pretending he's chasing hubcaps at the Indianapolis Five Hundred, Bunnicula is hopping all over his cage as if he's dancing on hot tar, and Harold is desperately trying to get some sleep. Chester insists something terrible is about to happen. And he's right. The Monroes are going on vacation--and the animals are going to Chateau Bow-Wow...known to them as Howliday Inn. This visit turns out to be even worse than the last harrowing experience--with a whole new cast of characters: a very sad Great Dane, a pair of worried yuppie puppies, and two sinister sisters who pride themselves as cat burglars. But even more frightening are the voices in the night, mysterious disappearances...and the bone-chilling secret of Howliday Inn. Unexplained voices, buried bones, a mysterious collar, and a secret code all make for a paranormal experience no one at Chateau Bow Wow