Books with author Kim Bryan

Jake's Mom takes Jake for a daily walk through the country. Sometimes it seems as if Jake is taking his Mom for a walk. One day the yard gate is left open and Jake decides to take a walk on his own. This becomes a new adventure for Jake and one he probably will never forget. Ages 6 through 9. The author is very passionate about rescuing dogs, and a portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated to rescue organizations.

Transform ordinary circles, triangles, and squares into cool creatures! In this step-by-step drawing series, learn how to draw African animals: elephants, zebras, hippos, and more! With simple steps, colorful photos, and more, this how-to-draw book is perfect for any young child who loves art and wild animals.In addition to learning how to draw, children will uncover the vast diversity of African wildlife, discovering unique species such as okapis, kudus, and gemsbok. 50% of all revenue collected from this book goes to the World Wildlife Fund, an organization that actively helps conserve the animals, plants, and habitats of the world.

Learn how to draw five cute ocean animals (an octopus, sea turtle, dolphin, sea lion, and shark)! With simple steps, coloring guides, fun facts, and more, this how-to-draw book is perfect for any young child who loves art and marine wildlife.Draw Five is a step-by-step drawing series that teaches children how to draw animals. My goal is to encourage children to develop a love for animals at a young age. 50% of all revenue I receive from these books goes to the World Wildlife Fund, an organization that actively helps conserve the animals, plants, and habitats of the world.

A time-traveling teen's tale of a mysterious wristband. When James touches this magic wristband, it takes him back in time where he becomes a squire serving a knight in King Arthur's Court. He returns to his 21st Century life when he wants to, since time stands still for those in the other time while he is gone. He learns about the rough and tumble life in the fifth century and, in the process, teaches his peers (the other squires) about some of the skills he has learned in the modern world. As he works in that olden time, James learns of a plot against the King and solves it.He also learns to handle a bully at school in the modern day, and begins a relationship with a girl he has just met at the start of the school year.

You love listening to your grandpa tell stories. He can make you laugh when no one else can. His stories are interesting, too. And he would never lie to you. Or would he? Is My Grandma an Otter? is the story of a young one wondering if his grandpa may have told him an untruth. How could his grandma be an otter? When Grandpa tells him things Grandma likes to do, well, she does seem to have a lot in common with otters. She likes to float in the water. She has pretty pink toes. But if what Grandpa says is true, what does that make him? Author Kimberly Ryan's Is My Grandma an Otter? is a fun story with pictures on every page. Children will love to read to themselves or others. They'll also find it entertaining to have it read to them.