Books with author Katy Jackson

One day, Romeo sees a beautiful rainbow and decides to run and chase it, imagining the taste of each and every color. As he runs, Romeo discovers fruits and vegetables of all colors that he has never seen before! From pumpkins and bananas to blueberries and eggplants, Romeo runs along, eating this new, tasty rainbow as he plays. Children learn through Romeo’s discoveries that these colorful foods, like red strawberries, are good for their hearts, while other fruits and veggies can make their hair shiny and soft or give them energy, so they can run and play. When Romeo has tasted every color and his belly is full of yummy and healthy food, he runs home to dream— of rainbows and fruits, and other happy things!

A digital solution for your classroom with features created with teachers and students in mind: • Perpetual license • 24 hour, 7 days a week access • No limit to the number of students accessing one title at a time • Provides a School to Home connection wherever internet is available • Easy to use • Ability to turn audio on and off • Words highlighted to match audio From a state highway map to a national park physical map, there's a map for any traveler. But there are so many kinds of maps. Which one should you use? Find out which map is just the right kind of map for your journey.

A digital solution for your classroom with features created with teachers and students in mind: • Perpetual license • 24 hour, 7 days a week access • No limit to the number of students accessing one title at a time • Provides a School to Home connection wherever internet is available • Easy to use • Ability to turn audio on and off • Words highlighted to match audio From a state highway map to a national park physical map, there's a map for any traveler. But there are so many kinds of maps. Which one should you use? Find out which map is just the right kind of map for your journey.

In these new domestic reminiscences, Shirley Jackson carries on her tale of dubious parental equilibrium in the face of four children, assorted dogs and cats, and the uncounted heaps of small intrusive possessions which pile up in corners everywhere.Because of the increasing pressure of possessions, animals, and children, a bigger house is necessary to hold everything. The unending bewilderment of moving gives way to the healthy challenges of small repairs, new roofs, and bookcases, and the heady enthusiasms for horses, Little League, trumpet playing and magic.Shirley Jackson uses her great talent to picture the rich and varied day-to-day living of an unusual but not really so different American family.

A magical five-petalled flower (that can only be found on lilac bushes in the spring), brings a new adventure to the little girl who finds it. Each petal pushes the boundaries of her imagination. If you had a magical petal, what would you be?Written in a positive way with a happy ending, it's a feel-good book that will make you smile.Printed version is fully illustrated and there is also a book with 12 colouring pages (item number 1696358329)

Romeo is a puppy that loves to run! While running on a particularly beautiful day, Romeo spots a tiny spider in her web. Scary but helpful, the spider teaches Romeo that her role is to keep dangerous bugs, like mosquitos, away from people. Romeo makes similar discoveries with other creepy, crawly bugs and interesting creatures.Children learn through Romeo's discoveries that these small critters are meant to be respected and given space-- only then can they do the jobs they were made to do and keep our planet clean and safe. And, as Romeo tells his family, even though some bugs may look scary or mean, they usually have a pretty important job to do, so always be careful not to hurt the good bugs in our world!