Books with author Ron Taylor

Her name is Olivia Catherine Amanda Mae Brown, but her teasing classmates call her "Round." What Olivia really wants is to be a butterfly and dance in the play, The Backyard Ballet. But some mean girls in her class have bullied her into believing that she's too fat to be floating gracefully in the air. Before she can forget their taunts and truly believe in herself, she'll need to learn valuable lessons in grandma's garden and go on a fantastic midnight adventure. Will she learn that like the butterfly beauty comes in all shapes and sizes? And can she learn to trust herself in time to take the stage for the big performance? Although "ROUND" ( inspired by the author's daughter) has an anti-bullying message; it is much more than that. It's an imaginative story told in bouncy rhyme that encourages children to embrace their individuality and believe in themselves from the inside out. ROUND's targeted audience are children 0 to 10 years-old and beyond. Teens, parents, grandparents, teachers and librarians that read ROUND pause --remembering the sometimes shy little dreamer inside of them. Similar books: "Giraffes Can't Dance" by Giles Andrea/ "Flora and the Flamingo" by Molly Idle/ "Angelina Ballerina" by Katharine Holabird

Her name is Olivia Catherine Amanda Mae Brown, but her teasing classmates call her "Round." What Olivia really wants is to be a butterfly and dance in the play, The Backyard Ballet. But some mean girls in her class have bullied her into believing that she's too fat to be floating gracefully in the air. Before she can forget their taunts and truly believe in herself, she'll need to learn valuable lessons in grandma's garden and go on a fantastic midnight adventure. Will she learn that like the butterfly beauty comes in all shapes and sizes? And can she learn to trust herself in time to take the stage for the big performance? Although "ROUND" ( inspired by the author's daughter) has an anti-bullying message; it is much more than that. It's an imaginative story told in bouncy rhyme that encourages children to embrace their individuality and believe in themselves from the inside out. ROUND's targeted audience are children 0 to 10 years-old and beyond. Teens, parents, grandparents, teachers and librarians that read ROUND pause --remembering the sometimes shy little dreamer inside of them. Similar books: "Giraffes Can't Dance" by Giles Andrea/ "Flora and the Flamingo" by Molly Idle/ "Angelina Ballerina" by Katharine Holabird

Join Emmitt J. Fly, or, “A Fly on the Wall” in this fun imaginative story that will take you on a color filled journey to discover what manners are and why they’re important. Emmitt has one day to learn what he can about manners before he meets up with his family for a nice evening at a fancy restaurant. His curious nature and his ability to observe different people and places from a unique perspective is sure to keep you informed and entertained from start to finish.

Have you ever wanted to get in better shape, but thought it was too hard and didn’t know where to start? Well, Emmitt J. Fly is here to help make things a little easier. Let Emmitt share his Alphabet of Health & Fitness with you, and you’ll be able to learn some useful information on healthy living basics in a fun and easy to follow way. This book outlines many things you can start doing today, with colorful pictures and plenty of examples to get you started. Emmitt J. Fly is excited to share his Alphabet of Health & Fitness with you!

Edward and Billy Love to Eat is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "A Beautiful Day on the Farm", "Dudley's Day", "Rusty and Boomer", and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

A simply written "on-the-road" story. Middle-aged, Harold Stone, decides to leave home, his wife and his troubles and go walkabout for a few days. Except he uses his car. Reasonably affluent, he can afford to do as he wishes, and on his journeying meets up with Cassie, aged twenty, who is attempting to escape her own demons by travelling the motorway, and accordingly they spend some time together, heading nowhere in particular but learning to lean on each other. Read on ...

"Rusty and Boomer" is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "A Beautiful Day on the Farm", "Dudley's Day", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat" , and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

"A Beautiful Day on the Farm! " is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat!", "Dudley's Day", "Rusty and Boomer", and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

"Dudley's Day" is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "A Beautiful Day on the Farm", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat", "Rusty and Boomer", and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

Sadie lives with her little mummy and her little puppy Winnie, she has a little granny and lives next door to a little old lady who knows everything worth knowing.In 60 new stories and rhymes you'll join Sadie in a year of little adventures with friends such as Betsy Cross, who is often so loud you've probably already heard her!Sadie starts the school year believing that there won't be much fun in growing-up, but how will she feel by the end of the book?Although unique, Sadie may remind you of a little girl that you might know...