Books with author Marcia Wilson

Maze Book Doesn't Have To Be Boring!"Cute Dog Danny, The Maze Solver: Maze & Count-To-10 Activity Book For Children! Count-To-10 & Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" is a colorful from the front cover, the inside content until the back cover.Inside "Cute Dog Danny, The Maze Solver: Maze & Count-To-10 Activity Book For Children! Count-To-10 & Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8", you will find:10 simple maze puzzles for children.Each maze puzzle rewards one bone to be counted from 1 to 10.2 bonus maze puzzles are included for extra fun and activity.In this book, children of ages 4-8 years old will learn:How to solve simple maze puzzlesHow to count and identify numbers from 1 to 10How to associate numbers with quantities."Cute Dog Danny, The Maze Solver: Maze & Count-To-10 Activity Book For Children! Count-To-10 & Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" is a great book with the intention for kids to use their creativity to solve maze puzzles and learn the number 1 to 10 (through illustration and maze game work).Parents should buy "Cute Dog Danny, The Maze Solver: Maze & Count-To-10 Activity Book For Children! Count-To-10 & Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" not only for their kids to have fun but also to get you solve the maze puzzles together with their kids -- a great way to bond.

From award-winning author and illustrator Mark Wilson, a stunning celebration of the beauty and majesty of whales.In the warm tropical waters off the north Australian coast, a very special whale is born: Migaloo, the only all-white humpback whale in the world. As he and his pod make their annual migration to Antarctica, Migaloo discovers the beauty, wonder and danger of a whale's journey.Mark Wilson's exquisite illustrations capture the grace and intelligence of these extraordinary creatures, who enchant whale-watchers around the world.

An inspiring story of animals at war, written and illustrated by award-winning author Mark Wilson.Flapper, VC is based on the true story of an Australian carrier pigeon during World War II. Raised and trained in Australia, Flapper is sent off to war in the Pacific. While on patrol deep in the jungle, Flapper's unit find themselves surrounded by enemy troops. With no other means of communication, the men's only hope of survival is Flapper, who has to evade enemy snipers and machine guns to get a message through to save the patrol.Flapper was awarded the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross for his actions that day, and his medal is proudly displayed at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.This memorable tale, illustrated with Mark Wilson's beautifully crafted and evocative artwork, is a moving story of animals in war.

Maze Book Doesn't Have To Be Boring!"The Four Seasons Maze Book: Colorful Maze Book For Kids, With Stories! Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" is a colorful from the front cover, the inside content until the back cover.Inside "The Four Seasons Maze Book: Colorful Maze Book For Kids, With Stories! Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8", you will find:20 simple maze puzzles for children.Short stories for kids of ages 4-8 years old revolving around seasons of the year.Colorful pictures of cartoon animals and landscapes in 4 seasons.In this book, children of ages 4-8 years old will learn:How to solve simple maze puzzlesNames of 4 seasons in a yearElementary words of a few animalsHow to count from 1 to 5"The Four Seasons Maze Book: Colorful Maze Book For Kids, With Stories! Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" is a great book with the intention for kids to use their creativity to solve maze puzzles, learn the number 1 to 5 and be familiar with the four seasons of the year and how these seasons are in order (through illustration and maze game work).Parents should buy "The Four Seasons Maze Book: Colorful Maze Book For Kids, With Stories! Maze Book For Kids Ages 4-8" not only for their kids to have fun but also to get you solve the maze puzzles together with their kids -- a great way to bond.

John is a child convict, transported to New South Wales for stealing a shirt. Life is grim in the fledgling colony and when food runs short, John once again has to steal to survive. Starving and alone, he is taken in by Australia's first schoolteacher, Isabella Rosson. In her simple classroom, John learns to read and write and soon becomes her star pupil - until he is discovered by the soldiers and again sent away in chains.Yet John never forgets Isabella's lessons, the power of words - and the hope for a brighter future.Inspired by the life of convict Isabella Rosson, the first teacher in the colony at Port Jackson, and John Hudson, the youngest First Fleet convict, this touching story is illustrated with Mark Wilson's vividly realistic and evocative artwork.

A moving story of hope and sacrifice in wartime from award-winning author/illustrator Mark Wilson.The Afghanistan Pup is the story of an Afghani schoolgirl fighting for her education, an Australian soldier struggling to survive, and an abandoned Labrador pup who touches the lives of both of them.With powerful impressionistic illustrations and honest writing, Mark Wilson introduces young readers to the tragedy of war in an accessible yet realistic way, showing not just the dark side but how hope can be found even in the most difficult places.

Icelandic sheep Hekla and Freya have magical fleeces and live at Poshington Hall Farm. Join them on their latest new and exciting, but dangerous, adventure. Accompanied by their friends and Odin’s ravens, they cross over the void from the fells of England’s Lake District to the realms of the Norse gods. Their quest is to free Idunina, a beautiful Vanir woman, and their old friend the Icelandic Lilts troll, from a powerful wicked witch’s curse.

A young boy named Timmy is playing in the woods when he discovers a tiny person—about three inches tall. This small person named Jameson has been injured by a bird, so Timmy takes him home and nurses him back to health. Timmy learns there are other small people living in the woods. But one day Timmy becomes very sick and the little people, led by Jameson, must travel to town to save Timmy’s life with the magical Blue Crystal. The little people sacrifice their own safety for Timmy, but will they be able to survive?

Hekla and Freya live at Poshington Hall Farm in the Lake District. They look like many sheep with silly smiles, beautiful woollen fleeces and horns, but they are not. They are in fact Icelandic sheep that possess secret troll-given magical powers in their fleeces and go on wonderful adventures. In this book, the sheep go on a cruise and use their troll-given magic to help catch robbers.