Books with author Louise Brooks

Pure nuttiness: the Twimerick, a fiendish confection of limerick plus tongue-twister, topped off by the deliciously whacky illustrations of its inventor, Lou Brooks. To wit (and to be read out loud quickly): A petulant flatulent platypus starts, To tooting and flouting his flute to his farts, But at platypus outings, His flatulent floutings, Flout his flute flat at the tootiest parts. Nonsensical whimsy―or whimsical nonsense―Twimericks are a form of wordplay that are irresistible for kids, as well as for grown-ups unafraid to be silly; perfect to be read at parties or in a classroom when learning poetry (that’s right, who knew poetry could be so much fun?). And the book itself, like the best poetry collections, is a gem offering one Twimerick per page, each illustrated in full-color by the author, a legendary commercial artist. Open to any page and feel the unbridled creative energy spilling out. It's pure happiness.

Launching the first book in her furry animals series, children’s author Louisa Brooks presents Furr-ific Animals: The Cute. The Cuddly. The Dangerous. This book looks fabulous on a Kindle or other electronic reading devices with over 30 large, colorful photos. Below each picture are 2 to 4 sentences designed for early readers or for a parent to read to their child. The text is crafted to teach children about some of the world’s amazing furry animals. Younger children will enjoy flipping the pages and laughing at many of the amusing photos.In this book your child will find photos and interesting facts about:AlpacasChow Chow Dogs Koalas Raccoons Chipmunks Buy this children’s book at this SPECIAL PRICE in the Amazon Kindle Store only.Hopefully you and your child will be looking forward to the next books in the furry animals series.

Why, oh why, is Tree on his head?Join our favorite little Owl, in another adventure, with one of Africa's oldest trees. This is a story about friendship, and finding the good in everything.A beautiful color Picture Book created especially for the iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Kindle and Kindle FireAlso by this Author:Night Owl (Owl and Cow Series)Who, who can count? (Owl and Cow Series)Crazy Chameleon and the lost colors (Owl and Cow Series)Search for OwlandCow on Facebook for more.

This magical story is about a crazy Chameleon who takes your child on a journey of fun and adventure. Find out how the animals lost their colors and how our little wise Owl and crazy Chameleon saved the day. Crazy Chameleon comes alive in this beautifully illustrated story. Also included is a section that teaches young children about all the different colors. There are some great tips for parents and caregivers to help children learn the various colors. Optimized for the Kindle, iPad, Macs and Pc's. As an added bonus there is a link to download coloring pages relating to the book.Search for OwlandCow on Facebook for more.

This magical story about the crazy Chameleon who takes your child on a journey of fun and adventure. Find out how the animals lost their colors and how our little wise Owl and crazy Chameleon saved the day. Crazy Chameleon comes alive in this beautifully illustrated story. Also included is a section that teaches young children about all the different colors. There are some great tips for parents and caregivers to help children learn the various colors. As an added bonus there is a link to download coloring pages relating to the book. Also by this Author: Night Owl (Owl and Cow Series) Topsy Turvy - The story of the upside down tree (Owl and Cow Series) Who, who can count (Owl and Cow Series) Search for OwlandCow on Facebook for more.

Pure nuttiness: the Twimerick, a fiendish confection of limerick plus tongue-twister, topped off by the deliciously whacky illustrations of its inventor, Lou Brooks. To wit (and to be read out loud quickly): A petulant flatulent platypus starts, To tooting and flouting his flute to his farts, But at platypus outings, His flatulent floutings, Flout his flute flat at the tootiest parts. Nonsensical whimsy—or whimsical nonsense—Twimericks are a form of wordplay that are irresistible for kids, as well as for grown-ups unafraid to be silly; perfect to be read at parties or in a classroom when learning poetry (that’s right, who knew poetry could be so much fun?). And the book itself, like the best poetry collections, is a gem offering one Twimerick per page, each illustrated in full-color by the author, a legendary commercial artist. Open to any page and feel the unbridled creative energy spilling out. It's pure happiness.

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