Books with author Phillip Walton

George Washington was a brave and fearless soldier who commanded the Continental Army in America's fight for independence against the British. He was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America who would serve as the country's first ever president.Phillip Walker's book gives you the important events in George Washington's life through a wide-ranging list of important facts.Reading a complete biography can often be intimidating for a young person, but Walker gives you George Washington's life in 60 easy to understand segments.We hope that the facts about George Washington in our book will fascinate you and motivate you to discover much more about the great and remarkable man.Chapters: Early Life | A Young Soldier | Farming & Marriage | Taxes & Protests | War with Britain | Victory & Independence | President George Washington | Retirement & Death | Assorted George Washington Facts

The Auto-B-Good storybook series is based on our five-time Emmy award-winning animated series. Each 48 page storybook is brightly illustrated with stunning 3D art and tells an exciting story that teaches an important character trait. Children will love reading about EJ, Izzi, Cali, and the rest of the gang as they learn what it means to have good character! Attack of the Runaway Robot - A Lesson in Responsibility Izzi accepts the responsibility of caring for her new pet robot, OB Jr., and promises not to leave him outside overnight. When she forgets to let him in, the robot goes on a hilarious ruckus across the city. After being confronted by Professor, Izzi learns the importance of taking responsibility for her actions.

The Auto-B-Good storybook series is based on our five-time Emmy® award-winning animated series. Each 48 page storybook is brightly illustrated with stunning 3D art and tells an exciting story that teaches an important character trait. Children will love reading about EJ, Izzi, Cali, and the rest of the gang as they learn what it means to have good character! EJ and the Bully - A Lesson in Respect EJ knows that running for class president won't be easy, especially when Warren the class bully is doing everything he can to win. When a dirty trick leaves EJ humiliated, an old friend helps him see that no matter what happens, EJ is still worthy of respect.

The Auto-B-Good storybook series is based on our five-time Emmy&reg award-winning animated series. Each 48 page storybook is brightly illustrated with stunning 3D art and tells an exciting story that teaches an important character trait. Children will love reading about EJ, Izzi, Cali, and the rest of the gang as they learn what it means to have good character! Sticking to It - A Lesson in Trustworthiness Professor needs someone to fetch more of his Super Delicious Cotton Candy for the Vehicleville carnival. Hotshot Johnny and modest Derek both promise to deliver, but can they resist the temptation to have a nibble of candy on the trek back? The cars realize how important it is to be trustworthy, and how easily that quality is lost.

The Wright Brothers: 75 Fascinating Facts for KidsThe Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur Wright, became interested in flight at an early age. When their father gave them a toy helicopter they spent hours playing with it and when it broke they built their own flying toys. Years later, the Wright brothers would build a real airplane and become the first men ever to take to the air in a powered aircraft.Phillip Walker's book brings you the important events and milestones in the Wright brothers quest to become the first men to fly an airplane, by means of a detailed list of 75 important facts.We hope the facts about the Wright brothers in this book will fascinate you and encourage you to discover much more about Orville and Wilbur Wright.Chapters: The Early Years | Newspapers | Bicycles | Early Flight | The Problem of Control | Kitty Hawk | The Flyer | The Flyer's First Flight | "Flyers or Liars" | Fame & Fortune | Retirement & Legacy | Assorted Wright Brothers Facts

400 years ago, on September 16 1620, the Mayflower left the port of Plymouth, England to begin a long and dangerous voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. On board were the Pilgrims - men, women and children who were fleeing from religious persecution in England to seek a new life in America. The 3,000-mile (4,800 km) voyage of the Mayflower lasted for two long months with the Pilgrims suffering cold and uncomfortable conditions on the stormy seas of the Atlantic. When the Mayflower reached America the Pilgrims would need to construct buildings quickly to provide shelter from the freezing winter temperatures.Phillip Walker's book gives you the facts about the Mayflower and the Pilgrims through a comprehensive list of 53 Mayflower facts. We hope that you will be fascinated by the facts about the Mayflower in this book and that you will be encouraged to discover even more about the remarkable journey that would lead to the creation of the United States of America.