Books with author Liberty Dendron

Insects & Bugs by Liberty Dendron In the jungle live an amazing array of insects: butterflies, spiders, grasshoppers, ladybugs, dragonflies, ants, flies, snails, bees, and worms. These incredible insects and bugs are ingeniously engineered. Each Book also includes, count by numbers, and how many do you see, an eye-catching ingenious look at insects. Children love counting the bugs and seeing the number on the same page. A positive step towards number recognition. Crafts, activities and colorful pictures, facts and information about bugs and insects for kids. This is a book about learning to count. Suits pre-kindergarten, this book aims to help children understand insects and to understand how intertwined our cultures have become with these alien creatures..

This story begins and ends in Tanzania, when a Deer named Tony befriends a bear named Surry! Than a Hyena named Hayden entered that section of the jungle, and stirs up trouble between Surry the Hippo and Tony the deer! This story helps your child understand how their behavior affects others, how to handle anger, and how to treat other people, as you wish to be treated. This is an exciting story, with morals and colorful African animals, and great information about friendship, trust, how to treat others, and dealing with feelings.This book is easy to read, understandable and inviting for children. It helps children learn that it is not nice to be mean to others.

A delightful children’s book about a reckless Hippo who thought he was the bravest animal in the forest. Surry was attacked by a tribe of Mountain Lions. Surry is a strong, spirited hippo. A story that touches all of your emotions, both truth and deceit. A thrilling, action-packed animal adventure that will appeal to both boys and girls.The story is packed with real-life situations. Through each of the animal’s actions, and surprising twists, kids learn a valuable lesson. The colorful illustrations make the story even better. It’s a great story for very young children, and its simple repetitive text is suitable for those learning to read.

See the animals that live in my neighborhood! This picture book shows young readers how animals live with people. Children will discover the exciting world of their own backyard in this introduction to familiar animals from cats and dogs to bugs and frogs. The combination of photographs, illustrations, and fun facts make this an accessible and delightful learning experience. Horses! Ducks! Cows! Pigs! Chickens! Deer! And more animals. Would you like to see what happens every day in Dendron? Come spend the next few minutes in Dendron. Check out eight action-packed scenes for a bird's-eye view. Look for rabbits in your backyard and a surprise flight by geese. Keep your eyes open and gaze at the pictures in the book, and spend a few moments reading this book.

Lazy Porcupine wastes away his summer enjoying the warm air, while his friends prepare for winter, never realizing what the fuss is about until it is too late. Fortunately, this time, he has good friends to save the day. The porcupine learns a lesson never to be forgotten. Always plan ahead and never put off what can be done today. A story with bright illustrations, and values. Easy reading.

In Happy Cat & friends Adventure, life for Happy Cat and his friends is full of twists and turns, and they move forward with leaps as bounds… Join him on his thrilling adventure and find out many secrets about other animals. An action packed, and incredibly hilarious, children story. With heartwarming friends, the story that has something for everyone. For Dad’s (or Moms) looking for adventure at bedtime, this is for you! A tale of following dreams, with amazingly inspirational artwork. Happy Cat, Miss. Yellow Hair Zebra and Clumsy Badger, set off on a grand adventure pursuing big dreams and exciting goals. Along the way they learn that life’s sweetest moments happen unexpectedly, and it’s not the destination, but the journey that makes the adventure wonderful. …

A haunting story of a Grumpy old Hippo. When Surry the Hippo runs the other animals out of his section of the forest. Mother Nature attacks his valley with hurricanes and rain that refused to leave. But the animals find a way into Surry’s valley climbing over a mountain. When the animals returned, plants and trees begin to bloom. After seeing his valley return to life again, Surry changes and welcomes the other animals to live and play in his valley. During his transformation he carries an injured bug up the mountain and places it in a tree.

The adventure of a small Hyena observing, and then advising, a pig, a goat, and a rabbit, which, after failing independently to achieve their aim, learn how to solve problems and achieve success, by working together. They live in the jungle. The jungle had everything they needed, plenty of leafy branches to eat and keep away the sun and the rain. The jungle was warm and snuggly; it was the perfect place to live. And, best of all, the jungle had delicious things to eat whenever they got hungry. There were nuts and berries and all kind of fruits to eat, but what all the animals loved most were the juicy berries and fruit that grew on the other side of the stream. “As a teaching story, the tale entertains, reinforces literacy and thinking skills, and sets the stage for deeper reflection. Mamba Media’s illustrations are suggestive of the layers of meaning contained in the story: Mamba Media’s simple artistic portrayal of Hayden and Friends are sure to delight young readers, and if they look closely they’ll find a second ‘story’ in the margins!”

Bees And Flowers - Young readers love the clip Art in this books as they explore the world of bees & flowers. Bees and flowers need each other. The bees need food from the flower and the flower make seeds with the help of bees.’Bees live and work in communities. They are skilled builders and model housekeepers. They are social insects living in hives with many cells or little rooms for different uses. There are many kinds of jobs to be done in the colony; females are the workers who are also the builders, nurses, food gatherers, and maids. The workers also make the wax for the cells, clean the cells, make the food, and even keep the hive cool by making wind with their wings. Young female bees are house bees and later they become field bees who look for flowers and bring back nectar to the hive.There is one queen who lays all the eggs in the hive; she can lay 1500 eggs a day. The male bees are called drones; their job is to mate with the queen.Bees are important to us: we use their wax for candles and lipstick, we like to eat their honey. You should thank bees for the food you eat.

A book about learning to count from one to five using recognition, repetition and some rhythm and rhyme. Suits per-kindergarteners. Nature is filled with "good bugs", crawling and flying creatures whose diet consists mainly of the pests that ravage garden plants. To keep the good bugs in your yard, eliminate insecticide use in the areas where they live and work.