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Superstar Dogs
Julie Tottman (author)
Hardcover (Orion Publishing Co, March 15, 2017)None
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Jesus Was with Me All Along: A Book about Divorce
By (author) Julie Mastel
Paperback (WestBow Press, March 15, 2013)This book explores the pain and loneliness a child experiences when his parents divorce. He can find comfort that his friend, Jesus, was always with him. He was never alone.
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The Neeps
Julie G Fox (author)
Paperback (Blurb, Jan. 29, 2018)What happens when the famous Russian folktale gets adapted for English readers? Big yellow turnip turns into the Scottish neeps and becomes part of the famous Scottish haggis meal which is very much enjoyed by two sisters and their Scottish Fold cat Tommy who is narrating this story. The three help their Nana plant the turnip which grows so big that it takes the whole family to pull it out. Russian folktale 'The Turnip' was retold with the Scottish flair and adapted for English-reading children by Julie G. Fox (author), Julia Bruce (editor) and Aparna Bera (illustrator). 'The Turnip' is one of the most popular folktales Russian children grow up with. In this series we are collecting and retelling folktales from all parts of the world for English-reading children.
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Jesus Was With Me All Along: A Book About Bedwetting
By (author) Julie Mastel
Paperback (WestBow Press, March 15, 2013)This book explores the shame and embarrassment a child may experience when he wets the bed. He is comforted to know that he has a friend, Jesus, who was always with him and that this issue of bedwetting won't last forever.
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All the Truth That's in Me
By (author) Julie Berry
Hardcover (Templar Publishing, Aug. 16, 2013)A truly unique, haunting and beautifully-crafted novel.
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The Biggest Bear in the World: As Told by Grandpa Kingsford
By (author) Julie Teel
Paperback (AUTHORHOUSE, July 6, 2009)Abd-El-Kader: Sa Vie Politique Et Militaire (1863)
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Target Grade 3 Writing Edexcel GCSE - English Language Workbook
Julie Hughes (author)
Paperback (Pearson Education Limited, )None
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The Neeps
Julie G Fox (author)
Hardcover (Blurb, Jan. 29, 2018)What happens when the famous Russian folktale gets adapted for English readers? Big yellow turnip turns into the Scottish neeps and becomes part of the famous Scottish haggis meal which is very much enjoyed by two sisters and their Scottish Fold cat Tommy who is narrating this story. The three help their Nana plant the turnip which grows so big that it takes the whole family to pull it out. Russian folktale 'The Turnip' was retold with the Scottish flair and adapted for English-reading children by Julie G. Fox (author), Julia Bruce (editor) and Aparna Bera (illustrator). 'The Turnip' is one of the most popular folktales Russian children grow up with. In this series we are collecting and retelling folktales from all parts of the world for English-reading children.
