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Turtle and Snake Go Camping
Kate Spohn
Paperback (Penguin Young Readers, June 1, 2000)Turtle and Snake are going camping. Where should they put their tent? They splash through a brook, climb over some rocks, and paddle across a pond, before they find the perfect spot. But the forest is a little too scary at night. These endearing characters help beginning readers gain confidence.
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Turtle and Snake's Day at the Beach
Kate Spohn
Paperback (Penguin Young Readers, May 24, 2004)Turtle and Snake are ready for summer and their first stop is the beach. They're going to look for seashells, surf, and enter the big sand castle contest. But every time they turn around, their sand castle gets wiped out by the waves. Will they be able to build a new one in time for the contest?
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Turtle and Snake and the Christmas Tree
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, Sept. 25, 2000)Turtle and Snake are ready to decorate a Christmas tree but they first need to find the perfect tree, and after searching high and low, they find just the right one in their own yard. Simultaneous.
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Turtle and Snake Go Camping
Kate Spohn
eBook (Penguin Young Readers, June 1, 2000)Turtle and Snake are going camping. Where should they put their tent? They splash through a brook, climb over some rocks, and paddle across a pond, before they find the perfect spot. But the forest is a little too scary at night. These endearing characters help beginning readers gain confidence.
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Ruth's Bake Shop
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Orchard Books, March 15, 1990)Ruth, an octopus who loves to bake, spends so much time making shortbread, pies, cookies, and cakes that she opens her own bake shop.
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Introducing Fanny
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Orchard Books, )Relates the adventures of Fanny, a pear, and her friend Margarita, a banana.
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Turtle and Snake's Day at the Beach
Kate Spohn
language (Penguin Young Readers, May 24, 2004)Turtle and Snake are ready for summer and their first stop is the beach. They're going to look for seashells, surf, and enter the big sand castle contest. But every time they turn around, their sand castle gets wiped out by the waves. Will they be able to build a new one in time for the contest?
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By Word Of Mouse
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, June 12, 2004)Lucy is a curious and adventurous mouse who wants to live in a real house. At first Lucy only visits the house occasionally. Each time, the sisters who live there bring her back to the woods and tell her not to come back. But she doesn't understand why-after all, the sisters bake sugar lace cookies just for her (she thinks). And Lucy can tell they love animals. Surely the sisters will have to give in eventually . . . When Kate Spohn was in high school, she tended the garden of Dorothy and Gertrude Lathrop (Dorothy received the first Caldecott Medal in 1938 for Animals of the Bible), witnessing firsthand the sisters' kindness toward animals and love of all living things. Kate has brought Lucy to life in this delightful picture book about a determined and charming mouse finding a home of her own.
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Broken Umbrellas
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, Sept. 1, 1994)A woman who spends her time picking up all sorts of things on the streets didn't always live this way
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Turtle and Snake's Spooky Halloween
Kate Spohn
Paperback (Puffin, Aug. 25, 2003)Turtle and Snake join forces to plan the most frighteningly fun Halloween party ever, in an easy reader that combines simple vocabulary words and sentence structure with repetition and visual clues. Reprint.
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Clementine's Winter Wardrobe
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Orchard Books, Aug. 1, 1989)Clementine the cat choses the clothes she will wear next winter.
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The Wet/Dry Book
Kate Spohn
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Aug. 27, 2002)A little boy who loves cozy, dry, indoor activities and a little girl who enjoys doing active, wet, outdoor things tell about what they like best in rhyming text on alternating spreads. Each spread looks and feels either wet or dry to match the story. Children will love seeing and feeling the difference between the shiny, slick “wet” pages and the matte texture of the “dry” ones. Bright, detail-rich paintings in author-illustrator Kate Spohn’s signature stylecomplete this engaging book that is perfect for any day–wet or dry!
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