Books with author Kate Brown

All of the drawings in Sassafras Tales are by Kate Murray Brown, but she has included blank pages throughout her books for creative kids to draw their own pictures. It is an exciting experience for children to express their concept of the interesting characters in Sassafras Tales. They will not be disappointed with this treat. Firey Lizard Cove is a strange place to live and an intriguing place to visit. When Skeetle-The-Beetle and Duke-The-Chameleon have to fix Queeny's water problem, they end up on a curious trip to Firey Lizard Cove where they meet Firey Lizard, the Faces, invisible Sprites, Big Horned Beetles, and the real Witch Hazel. Firey Lizard is 900 years old. He hatched from his egg after spending thousands of years under Sassafras Mountain. Firey Lizard thinks no one likes him because he is too big and ugly. Firey has a close call on the edge of the bluff. Fairies turn back into mean Tal-wees who pay the price when they become rocks! The power of the Ruby is rekindled when the ants get a message on the walls of their colony. Everyone wants to know, "Where is The Ruby, Where did the gold river come from? Are those shiny things diamonds? What happened to the Fairies? Tell the Lollygaggers to be quiet." A surprise ending is wonderful for Queeny and Firey Lizard. All of these exciting things happen on Sassafras Mountain.

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Book II: "The Book of Nice" draw your own pictures book full of adventure, fantasy, humor, mystery, and just plain fun. The drawings in Sassafras Tales are by Kate Brown. She has included blank pages throughout her books for creative kids to draw their own pictures. It is an exciting experience for children to express their concept of the interesting characters in Sassafras Tales. They will not be disappointed with this treat. The Book of Nice is based on "The Golden Rule." Treat others like you want them to treat you. Skeetle and Duke's adventures continue when Hezzra-The-Centipede regains his sight from the evil Ruby. The Ruby gives him fire-sight too. Skeetle-The-Beetle is rescued from a deep hole by Mother 'Possum. Skeetle, Duke, and Hezzra have a final battle in the Crystal Cave where Hezzra almost dies. Queeny puts Witch Hazel leaves on Hezzra's wounds. Grandfather Beetle gets lost and ends up in Tal-wee Territory where he is put in prison by the mean, greedy Tal-wees. Grandfather escapes. After Christmas, rain floods The United Acres of Sassafras. Then snow and ice cover everything. Mrs. Persnickety Fox tells Red-tailed Hawk to steal Skeetle's magic backpack. Inside is "The Book of Nice." The Tal-wees plan to invade the U.A.S. on killer bees. Two Tal-wees change from mean to nice. The magic backpack and "The Book of Nice" save The United Acres of Sassafras on Earth Day. Praecher, the spirit of peace, blesses The United Acres of Sassafras.

This beautifully drawn Unicorn Colouring Book for Children is perfect for young artists from 4 to 12 years old. Inside you will find both simple and more detailed pictures of unicorns.Age specifications:Colouring books for kids ages 4-8Colouring books for kids ages 8-12Colouring books for girlsColouring books for teensWhat you will find in this book: 25 unique images, with 2 copies of each image. Two copies means you won’t have to worry about your child making mistakes or wanting to try a different color on the same picture, or they could share the second copy with a friend! You could even hang on to the first one to compare them later and see how your little artist's skills are developing. Each illustration is on its own sheet of paper. Printing on only one side of the paper eliminates the problem of seepage, so that none of the images are ruined. Large 8.5" x 11" (A4 size) pages are ideal for children's small hands and also suitable for framing, in case you want to preserve a masterpiece! High-quality white paper is suitable for use with crayons, colored pencils, ballpoint pens, markers, or paint. Unlock your child’s potential! Our books can help:- Improve fine motor skills- Improve focus and attention- Relax your child and give them a way to unwind- Improve perception of colors and shades- Cultivate creativity and imagination- Improve handwriting and promote school readiness- Give your child an alternative to electronic gadgets and computersAn ideal gift!Show your special someone how they put a smile on your face, and get a smile in return. If there's a unicorn-lover in your life, then you should definitely order this book today.

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ <title> The Plant Baby And Its Friends<author> Kate Louise Brown<publisher> Silver, Burdett and company, 1899<subjects> Science; Life Sciences; Botany; Botany; Science / Life Sciences / Botany

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This series is for kids who like tinkering around with tools. Each book comes with its own screwdriver and set of screws, so kids can easily put together a simple race car, boat, or even a plane right on the page. Every book includes colorful soft parts made of nonpolluting rubber foam with predrilled holes for easy fastening. Kids will have hours of fun playing with these books!