Books with author Johanna Hantel

Tasty treat, where are you going?First it was the crust. Gone!Cut right off. Nobody knows where it went.What would you do if your lunch was slowly disappearing?And this wasn’t just any sandwich. I made it myself. It had all my favorite things.A funny children's picture book for Early Readers into their first few years of grade school--------------------------Written in the voice of a charming but cheeky character, this is the story of one child's search for an elusive sandwich.Early readers will want to read this book on their own. Children appreciate simple humor, with sentence and language play that make reading challenging and fun. Beginning readers can follow along and learn by repetition of patterns and clear sight words that are strategically placed in color throughout the story.Disappearing Sandwich - a fun picture book for clever kids who are learning to read. A British English Edition is also available on Amazon. Funny children's books ages 3-8. Early Reader Book Level 2 and Level 3.

Tasty treat, where are you going? First it was the crust. Gone!Cut right off. Nobody knows where it went.What would you do if your lunch was slowly disappearing?And this wasn’t just any sandwich. I made it myself. It had all my favourite things.A funny children's picture book for Early Readers into their first few years of primary school--------------------------Written in the voice of a charming but cheeky character, this is the story of one child's search for an elusive sandwich.Early readers will want to read this book on their own. Children appreciate simple humour, with sentence and language play that make reading challenging and fun. Beginning readers can follow along and learn by repetition of patterns and clear sight words that are strategically placed in colour throughout the story.Disappearing Sandwich - a fun picture book for clever kids. A US English Edition is also available on Amazon. Funny children's books ages 3-8. Early Reader Book Level 2 and Level 3.

A seven-year-old boy identifies with sevensleepers, little squirrel-like creatures who sleep for seven months, and he insists on doing everything in sevens, including going to bed at seven o'clock, eating seven potatoes, and taking seven minutes to wash his face with seven drops of water.A seven-year-old boy insists on doing everything in sevens, including going to bed at seven o'clock, eating seven potatoes, and taking seven minutes to wash his face