Books with author Katherine Holland Brown

Bailey and her friends are back at school. First graders this year and a little nervous about what that may mean, but her teacher Mrs. Sharp seems nice upon first impressions. Then one of the kids at lunch mentions something a little odd about the teacher. Will Bailey and her friends have a fun year? Will they find a way to stop the one they have dubbed Fingernail Falcon? Don't miss out on the excitement! If you haven't read it yet, check out book #1 in this School is Scary series to see what unexpected surprises Kindergarten held for Bailey and the Halloween treats they never thought they would eat.A fun read for kids and parents alike as you see school dilemmas from the perspective of these imaginative friends and classmates. Like the original book of this series, there is a grain of truth to the Fingernails of First Grade from my personal experience that is spun into an interesting tale of friendship and teamwork in an unlikely situation.

Fiction. A humorous look at school from the viewpoint of little Bailey as she starts Kindergarten. It seems that parents don't notice the mean looks or scary faces of the teacher,Mrs. Bones, but Bailey and her new friends do. They had their guesses all along, but finally on Halloween the true nature of Mrs.Bones is revealed. This book is appropriate for ages 5 and up.

A sweet little girl asked me to write a story about a rose, a garden, and a fox. This is their tale.Princess Bethani has trouble behaving like a princess, but today she will do her very best because she has been invited to her very first garden party. Unfortunately, her idea of a garden party is not the same as that of the other girls. She seeks adventure in the maze where she finds everything you can imagine, except an exit. Will Bethani escape? Will her adventures teach her to act like a princess, after all?

Bailey starts second grade this year with a little bit of excitement only to run into several disappointments. She never expected to go the the principal ever, much less on her first day of school. This is going to be an interesting year for Bailey as she figures out how to make time for old friends and new ones she didn't expect. Doctor visits, plagues of bugs, field day, stormy days. It is not going to be a dull year that is for sure!

Bailey is in third grade - the age when she finally gets to go on her first field trip. Bailey and her best friend Harmony are excited, but not all of the kids in the class are looking forward to the trip. A few setbacks, and they finally make it to the zoo. Will this trip be as fun as Bailey expects? Will she get to see her favorite animal? When the friends find themselves in some sticky situatiions, Bailey starts to think maybe field trips aren't as cool as she thought.

A sweet little girl asked me to write a story about a rose, a garden, and a fox. This is their tale.Princess Bethani has trouble behaving like a princess, but today she will do her very best because she has been invited to her very first garden party. Unfortunately, her idea of a garden party is not the same as that of the other girls. She seeks adventure in the maze where she finds everything you can imagine, except an exit. Will Bethani escape? Will her adventures teach her to act like a princess, after all?