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I'm Going to Read®
Richard Brown
Hardcover (Sterling, March 1, 2005)Lucky, lucky you to find a four-leaf clover, to wish on a star, to see the new moon over your shoulder, to have the first robin of spring fly up, up into the sky. But no walking under a ladder or stepping on a spider: that's bad. Stir up some good fortune and good times with this attractively illustrated and lighthearted look at popular superstitions.
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A Shoot of Corn
Richard Brown
Paperback (Foundation Books, )None
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Scooter's Christmas
Richard Brown
Paperback (Sterling, Oct. 1, 2005)Scooter the Pig, first introduced in What's Polite? and What's Pretend? returns in this happy holiday tale. Come along with him as he visits Grandma, and open the many flaps throughout to find out what surprises lie beneath. It's perfect in the Christmas stocking or under the tree--and for youngsters to read and share with their grandparents.
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The Ghost Twin
Richard Brown
Paperback (Scholastic, )None
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I'm Going to Read®
Richard Brown
Hardcover (Sterling, Aug. 1, 2005)Buffy ran. Jenny ran. And soon everyone is running, too. The chase is on! Where could they be going so fast? Just like all the characters, young readers will scream with pleasure when they find out.
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Setna's Journey
Richard Brown
Paperback (MMS Gold, Dec. 1, 2019)Pharoah has given Setna a important trusted mission but he will have to leave Egypt, home, and safety to accomplish his task. Can Setna carry it through and face multiple dangers?
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Ghostly Music
Richard Brown
Paperback (Scholastic Hippo, )None
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Rachel's Mysterious Drawings
Richard Brown
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, April 30, 1998)Cambridge Reading is a major reading scheme which provides stimulating books and support materials for the teaching of reading and the development of literacy throughout the primary years.
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Basic algebra: Solution key
Richard G Brown
Paperback (Houghton Mifflin, Aug. 16, 1988)None
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Snow in the Kitchen
Richard Brown
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, Jan. 28, 1998)Suitable for children in Year 2 (age 6), Snow in the Kitchen is from the Cambridge Reading genre strand Narrative Recounts, a strand which motivates children to explore their personal responses and make links to their own experiences. Each story in this set of nine marks a significant event from someone's childhood. Retold by Richard Brown, this story that happened during Christmas 1926, when Cissy Binns was seven. It was snowing at last, the first real snow of winter. Cissy hadn't been well and so wasn't allowed to go out to play in the snow with her brothers and sisters. So, her mum brought a big tray of snow into the kitchen, and they created a miniature snow-world with people, sledges, reindeers and horses. Narrative recounts also provide excellent models for children's own writing.
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The Wine-Dark Sea
Richard Brown
Audio Cassette (Books on Tape, Sept. 18, 2000)None
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Milo's Olympics
Richard Brown
Paperback (MMS Gold, Dec. 1, 2019)Two boys, Milo and Demetrius, are firm friends and outstanding athletes. But as the all important Olympic games approach they have to leave Athens to go into training. Can their friendship survive the intense competition?
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