Books with author Linda Lou Johnson

A book for pre-schoolers which gently addresses the concept of being a bully. The rhythm of the words along with this book’s charming illustrations, make it a delight to read to young children. When a little hamster gets locked out of his home by a bullying, big cat, he must find a way to get safely back inside. Good for him the first animal he meets is a dog---who seems to be helpful!

Educational and entertaining Christmas Activity book designed and created by a teacher. In British English for kids aged between 4 and 8 years. It includes word finds, colouring pages, mazes, unscramble the letters, matching, drawing, Dot to Dot, counting, writing a Christmas gift list, cut and stick crafts, writing a letter to Santa and much more.It is really important for children to continue their education during the Christmas holidays with entertaining and interesting activities. This is the perfect gift to help build self confidence as children learn to write and solve problems by themselves. Go ahead and encourage a child to learn while they play.

Carmen’s Crystal Ball is the seventh title in a new series of adventures written specifically for tween girls. This fun series follows a group of friends who receive mysterious messages and win charms as they grow in confidence. The stories emphasize fun, friendship and empowerment.Carmen Bernstein has a nose for news and a heart for animals. When she finds an old crystal ball on the same day that a mysterious message appears, Carmen begins to wonder if maybe she should start predicting the future instead of reporting on the past. Now she’s on the trail of a story that could change the fate of her four-legged friends. And not even Carmen can predict where a greyhound named Dewey will lead her.This fun series follows a group of friends who receive mysterious messages that help them grow in confidence. The series is full of funny situations every tween girl can identify with, and parents can feel comfortable knowing their girls are reading books that emphasize diversity, self-esteem, and personal courage.

Pollyanna, Mamaw Holbrook’s youngest grandchild, found a muddy, shabby, big-eyed, half-starved, stray kitten and took it home to nurse it back to good health. She convinced her mother to let her keep the kitten. Pollyanna named the kitten Pricilla, but she called her Prissy.Pollyanna took good care of Prissy. She fed and watered her every day. Sometimes she gave Prissy a bath. Pollyanna became Prissy’s playmate. They played chase on sunny days. Pollyanna and her mother decided to go to Branson, Missouri, for a vacation. They asked Mrs. Neighbarger, her neighbor, to feed Prissy while they were gone.On the third day, when Mrs. Neighbarger came to feed Prissy, she called, “Prissy, where are you?” Prissy was not there. She had run away from home.The entire neighborhood searched hard and long for Prissy. “Prissy, where are you?” they yelled.Could Prissy be found before Pollyanna got back home?