Books with author Lindsay Camp

Why does she have to get up? Why does she have to get dressed? Why does it rain? Why do these questions sound familiar? Because Lily is going through that exasperating phase every child goes through. Most of the time her father tries to be patient and answer her, but sometimes it drives him insane. It takes an alien invasion to remind him why asking why can be a good thing.Tony Ross's bold illustrations portray an unflappable heroine. There is even a key on the endpapers, so inquisitive minds can decode the alien dialog.

Bilingual in Haitian-Creole and English! Keeping up with Cheetah is a warm and funny story about the value of true friendship. Cheetah liked telling jokes and running. His best friend, Hippopotamus, laughed at all his jokes even though they weren't very funny. But that wasn't enough for Cheetah, who wanted a friend who could also run. Find out how Cheetah discovers the true value of friendship.

Bilingual in Haitian-Creole and English! Keeping up with Cheetah is a warm and funny story about the value of true friendship. Cheetah liked telling jokes and running. His best friend, Hippopotamus, laughed at all his jokes even though they weren't very funny. But that wasn't enough for Cheetah, who wanted a friend who could also run. Find out how Cheetah discovers the true value of friendship.

Bzzzreeheee! Every individual has a place of bee-longing in this world as well as a calling in life. In this book, a remarkable honey bee meets her destiny, when she learns about a lily on the verge of extinction. She'll do everything in her power to pollinate this flower: dashing past frog tongues, zooming through a rainstorm, and climbing a mountain on her way to save the day.

Bzzzreeheee! Every individual has a place of bee-longing in this world as well as a calling in life. In this book, a remarkable honey bee meets her destiny, when she learns about a lily on the verge of extinction. She'll do everything in her power to pollinate this flower: dashing past frog tongues, zooming through a rainstorm, and climbing a mountain on her way to save the day.

Bzzzreeheee! Every individual has a place of belonging in this world as well as a purpose in life, no matter how bzzzarre. In this book, a curiously furry honeybee realizes her destiny when she is called to carry pollen to a faraway flower. She'll do everything in her might to make it happen: dashing past frog tongues, zooming through lightning storms, and climbing a mountain her way to hairy heroism. Follow her through 32-pages of watercolor bliss. Her story is lyrical, whimsical, and adorable, written with grown up words that give smart kids the credit they deserve. In addition to being a treat to read, it celebrates the little miracles that happen every day, like babies and flowers and bees, with a positive message for all to enjoy. This book also reminds us of the tremendous value of bees. The disappearance of the bees, a.k.a. colony collapse disorder, is a phenomena that affects all of us. It's time for us to rally together and appreciate the bees for all the beauty they bring. All of the illustrations in this book are hand-brushed with watercolor paint mixed with natural blackberry honey, to keep the paint soft, smooth, and yes - ever so sweet.