Books with author Michelle Katherine

The Three Small Pigs Gone Halloween is an up-to-date adjustment of a well-known story. This book is full of shocks and fun! The materials the pigs utilize to form their houses of are unexpected and engaging! This form indeed incorporates a beautiful princess with mysterious powers! Usually an entertaining shared book for the whole family. All ages have delighted in hearing the creator tell this story for a long time!

"Johny Johny Yes Papa" is an English-language nursery rhyme. The melody is approximately a child, Johny, who is caught by his father to have lied approximately whether he is "eating sugar".The lyrics to the song are in call and response and typically sung to the tune of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".[4] The original and most well-known version of the song is: Johny, Johny, Yes papa? Eating sugar? No papa. Telling lies? No papa. Open your mouth Ha ha ha!So sing, sing, sing to your baby.

This book has won 2 Royal Dragonfly Awards: one for Best Picture Book 5 and under and one for new author. It was also a finalist from Book Excellence Awards.The plan is to have the baby at the hospital. The plan is to have a water birth with the midwife and her assistant but the baby has other plans... How will this baby "Splish Splash" into the world?Have fun reading this rhyming story with a great beat about a mom ready to give birth. Laugh at the antics of the brother and the valiant yet frantic efforts of the dad in this story.Delight in talking with your own kids or grandkids about their stories of where they were born. Were they born in a hospital, at home or somewhere else? How did they "Splish Splash" into the world?Find out more about this story and read other stories by Award Winning Author, Michelle Eliason. Go to www.meliason.com. To keep up to the latest news.

Gabrielle Grabowski is sent to live with her aunt and uncle after her parents die in a car accident. She is forced to leave her public school and is the new outcast at a Catholic high school. She dispenses advice anonymously to her family, friends and classmates on her Gospel According to Gabby blog. Only her BFF, Maddie, knows Gabby's secret. Will a special crush also find out Gabby's secret identity?

Hi my name is Katherine Mitchell. I have lived in Oklahoma my entire life. I have been married for 19 years to my high school sweetheart. We have four children: we had two children and have adopted two. I love my family very much, they are extremely important to me. I teach a Ladies Sunday School, Children's missions and Vacation Bible School and I am currently completing my Elementary Education degree. Teaching is something I have come by naturally, and writing is a way for me to teach outside of my local area. I am also a wildlife rehabilitator for the state of Oklahoma. I enjoy working with animals and helping them to be able to return to the wild. Wild animals are very important, but as people we have to remember to respect them and not try to interact as this can have bad consequences. I write because I want them to be educational so that people learn something from them. We are never too young or too old to learn so keep on reading. God bless you all! Prayers and Blessings

KIDS OF 8 MILE HIGH is set in a futuristic Detroit, where eliminating as many surviving adults as possible is key to kids ruling the entire city. Most of mankind has been wiped out by the latest fatal disease and only those lucky ones that were wise enough to receive an optional vaccination survived the deadly devastation. Laith Jarbo is a teen survivor and a member of the Bishops. Named after Bishop Street, one of the toughest locations on the east side of Detroit, the Bishops hang out at a dilapidated high school building they call 8 Mile High. The Bishops gather in their headquarters here to tally their scores for their human hunting game. The Bishops not only terminate grown-ups for sport and bragging rights, but eliminating the older generation ensures that the Children of Detroit (C.O.D.) will have ultimate authority over their forgotten city. The Bishops’ main conflict is with the Minocks, a group of west side of Detroit boys and girls who want to save the adults by helping them escape to the 7-3-4, which is a suburban safe haven for survivors of the plague. Brixxon Aurelia is a Minock on the run. She crosses paths with the "enemy" Bishop, Laith, desperate to find her father who's been transported to the 7-3-4. Under C.O.D. law, teenagers are not allowed to leave the city. Despite conflicting ideals, opposites attract as Laith agrees to help Brixxon. Is it worth it for Laith to risk his life? Will Brixxon and Laith survive this deadly journey? KIDS of 8 MILE HIGH is book one in this YA trilogy.