Books with author James Young

If you enjoy storytelling then BluBerrie's illustrated and fun filled chapter adventures places young minds on a rollercoaster ride path to growing, sharing, responsibility, and imagination.BluBerrie is a mischievous little turtle that gets into a lot of fun situations and hilarious predicaments. However, in almost every event, she helps the young listeners to love the characters as they go through many adventures that require choices; some good, some not.In "The Party," we also discover, how far BluBerrie goes to upturn the lives of these young kids by being a member of their family of friends. Hopping and jumping in and out of extraordinary and seemingly impossible thought provoking challenges, she sets the stage for the listener's imagination to take off and fill in the gaps. The surprise ending will leave the young listeners laughing and wanting more BluBerrie stories. Start owning The BluBerrie Series today with "The Party." And also look for our next adventure, "BluBerrie: The Pond".A Great Gift for Storytellers and Their FamilyBluBerrie chapter books are meant to be read aloud. Scattered throughout, one will find easily highlighted breaks to allow for questions, responses and interaction from the listeners. The reader is encouraged to add their own breaks and comments to motivate the young listeners to participate. Here's a tip the author uses: "I stop reading and then ask a question, 'Does anyone care to find out what happens next?'" Have fun reading aloud with the new BluBerrie Series of Children's Books.

EVERYONE LOVES BLUBERRIE BUT... Jimmy Boyd is ecstatic to find a drone in his backyard one morning. Unfortunately, he can’t play with his new toy, because he has to hurry to school for the class field trip to the art gallery. He leaves the drone hidden where no one will find it… No one except for his tiny, tiniest turtle, BluBerrie that is. BluBerrie loves to follow Jimmy on his adventures, and this new toy seems like the perfect opportunity! At the art gallery, Jimmy and his classmate, Cindy Sue, meets a famous artist, Loco-Moco. However, when BluBerrie arrives and gets them into trouble, they also uncover a secret about Loco-Moco and his artwork. It’s up to Jimmy, Cindy Sue, and BluBerrie to expose the truth—but will doing so land them in even more trouble?

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Excerpt from The Cat-Stane, Edinburghshire: Is It Not the Tombstone of the Grandfather of Hengist and Horsa?It is needless to dwell here on the well-known fact, that in England and Scotland there have been left, by the Roman soldiers and colo niste who occupied our island during the first four centuries of the Christian era, great numbers of inscribed stones. British antiquarian and topographical works abound with descriptions and drawings of these Roman lapidary writings. But of late years another class or series of lapidary records has been particularly attracting the attention of British antiquaries, - viz., inscribed stones of a late-roman or post-roman period. The inscriptions on this latter class of stones are almost always, if not always, sepulchral. The characteristically rude letters in which they are written consist - in the earliest stones - of debased Roman capitals; and - in the latest - of the uncial or muniuscule forms of letters which are used in the oldest English and Irish manuscripts. Some stones show an intermixture of both alphabetical characters. These romano-british inscribed stones, as they have been usually termed, have hitherto been found principally in Wales, in Cornwall, and in West Devon. In the dif ferent parts of the Welsh Principality, nearly one hundred, I believe, have already been discovered. In Scotland, which is so extremely rich in ancient Sculptured Stones, very few Inscribed Stones are as yet known but if a due and diligent search be instituted, others, no doubt, will betimes be brought to light.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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