Books with author NEWMAN

It’s what’s on the inside that counts! Something strange has appeared in the fruit & veg aisle - something quite wonky. The other fruit and veg can’t believe it. “How odd looking…he doesn’t belong here!” Tap Carrotsworth, the laid-back carrot with a radiant smile, isn’t fazed.After hearing about a beauty contest, Tap immediately enters and is thrilled to show there’s nothing wrong with looking different. But it’s not as straightforward: Tap must first face the peculiar tests of the small but mighty blueberry queen.Even if he wins the acceptance of the queen, can Tap convince them all that wonky is perfect too?Packed with rollicking rhyme and bursting with colourful illustration, Newmany celebrates the gift of being different, with the message to never judge by appearance.Included with the story is a fact-learning section about the fruit and veg we eat. Great for knowledge lovers!With key issues such as sustainability and self-confidence promoted throughout the book in a fun and engaging way, ‘The Perfectly Wonky Carrot’ will entertain and educate, teaching us important life lessons while supporting the consumption of wonky fruit and veg and the food waste revolution.

The perfect book for children ages 3 to 8! A great read for a bedtime story!RHYMES – This story is perfect for young children as the rhyme will help keep their attention!BRIGHT COLORS – A primary color scheme to help draw attention to the humor in the story!LIFE LESSON – Explores habits and challenges of children with social issues like Asperger!LAUGHTER – Humor makes following the story easy while keeping interests high!ADORABLE – A character your family will fall in love with and become a friend with for life!Shy, quiet, and adorable, Aspy takes on his challenges in this funny children’s book. A story that will put a smile on your face and grab a piece of your heart. When faced with challenges Aspy’s sure to find a solution, but is it the best solution?Click 'Add to Cart' now and order your copy today!

This novella for younger readers features a first grade boy and girl growing up in Utah in 1972 who share a common birthday and a love of puppetry and Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood. Glenn is the fastest runner and the fastest reader in the first grade, until the new girl, Janet, bests him at both. When the only person who could be your twin is the new girl in school, that's difficult for Glenn -- because the guys will never let her play on their team! When Janet’s family survives a house fire, Glenn discovers that, in times of need, a rival can become an ally. Glenn and Janet watch Mr. Rogers, make puppets together, and create their own Neighborhood of Make-Believe. But when they argue about their religions, can these “make-believe twins” remain friends if they each insist they’re right? Set during the Space Race of the early 1970s, Make Believe Twins tells a story of how friendly competitors can sometimes become real friends, growing up through friendship, and finding loyalty. This can be a real message of hope for children in today’s society, as they see little but division from the adults all around them, as they discover, in true child like fashion, that we are much closer together than we are far apart.

Sunday is when George and his grandma make their favorite cookies together. However, on this Sunday, George's grandma doesn't feel well and stays home. George decides to make their cookies by himself to make her feel better. Everything is going great until he sees what is on the back of the recipe card: "DON'T FORGET THE SECRET INGREDIENT!"What is the secret ingredient?That's what George is determined to find out so he can make the cookies and help his grandma feel better!