Books with author Sarah L. Bowman

A spooky rumor circulates around Sugarplum Hollow. It is said that a mysterious figure has been seen dancing in and out of the sun's light. Mysterious sounds are heard near the old Indian Rock above the narrow hollow. Sarah is a young girl who sets out on an adventure to see if the legend is true or just a made-up tale told to scare the locals of the community! Easy-listener children's audiobook, age eight to 10 recommended. Part one in the Urban Legend series. Book one - Maiden of Sugar Plum Hollow Book two - The Forgotten Cemetery Book three - The Treasure Beneath the Murky Pond

There once was a large Orange cat, that decided to chase a Black rat, up a tree and down by the Blue sea.The clever rat hid underneath a Pink and Black hat. The large Orange,cat ran around the Brown and Green tree. But the Black rat he could not see. The rat was hidden underneath the Pink and Black hat hiding from the large Orange the Black soaked rat swam up to the shore, with water drops leaking off his hat worse than before. He ended up near Mr. Shoemakers' door. With a tap, tap, tap and a rap, rap, rap the Black rat knocked on the door still wearing the Pink and Black Hat. Where can that silly cat be?

Hmm, what are little boys made of?Snakes and Summer Snails and Dragon tales. Skinned knees from climbing trees. Un-tied shoes, they forgot to loop, sneaky smiles, and messy hairstyles. Brave waves from high in a tree. “Momma, can you see me?” What are little boys made of? Snakes and Summer snails and dragon tales.Peaceful sleep, dreaming of wiggling snakes, and nibbling fish at their feet. Slippery slugs, and little mistakes, of forgotten shoes found in the mud. Purple snails found under a log. Playing fetch with a dog. Riding their bikes, and hiding little frogs. Catching fireflies in the darkening sky, it’s like magic when they fly. Cars and trucks and tractors stuck in the mud, cute dimples on dirty cheeks. Kisses on boo-boos and skinned knees. Tickles and giggles heard on the breeze. James Timothy is a curious little boy who loves to play! What are little boys made of? Snakes and Summer Snails and Dragon Tales.

Once upon a time, there was a small kingdom called Bear View. Most of the time, the kingdom was very calm and happy, except for one frightening evening when the ground began to shake and tremble! When this happened, everyone ran here and there, scurrying quickly into their homes! They feared for their lives. Earlier in the spring, something terrible had happened. The quiet village had been in a deep distress. The once-happy village had become a terrifying place to live. There was a monster on the loose. King Layne must come up with a plan to rid the town of the monster.

Kira the Koala is very nervous about starting school. She sits near her house, chewing on a branch. She has never gone to school before, so she doesn’t know what to expect. Will school be fun? Kira wonders. Will her teacher be nice? Will she make friends? Kira has so many questions. She can feel a swarm of butterflies whirling around in her tummy. This school stuff is rather frightening for Kira.

There is a smile in my pocket, a "beary" important smile. A smile I like to take out once in a while. I hide it in my pocket for safe keeping. It is a friendly smile that says, "Hello, I am so happy for our meeting!" I have a happy smile. Sometimes, I show my teeth; sometimes, I am shy, and a shy smile will do! I have all sorts of smiles, how about you?

Hmm, what are little boys made of? Snakes and Summer Snails and Dragon tales. Skinned knees from climbing trees. Un-tied shoes, they forgot to loop, sneaky smiles and messy hairstyles. Brave waves from high in a tree. “Momma can you see me?” What are little boys made of?Snakes and Summer snails and dragon tales.Peaceful sleep, dreaming of wiggling snakes, and nibbling fish at their feet. Slippery slugs, and little mistakes, of forgotten shoes found in the mud. Purple snails found under a log. Playing fetch with a dog. Riding their bikes, and hiding little frogs. Catching fireflies in the darken sky, it’s like magic when they fly. Cars, and trucks and tractors stuck in the mud, cute dimples on dirty cheeks. Kisses on boo- boos and skinned knees. Tickles and giggles heard on the breeze. James Timothy is a curious little boy who loves to play! What are little boys made of? Snakes and Summer Snails and Dragon Tales. Join James Timothy to see the fun things a little boy can be!

Sometimes, in your life, you may feel that you will never grow up. Some day soon, you will grow big and tall. I Want To Be A Butterfly, is about a cute colorful caterpillar who's name is Danny. He wants to grow into a butterfly. He has so many dreams and hopes. He is so excited to have his own wings!!! Rhyming words are used, with small sentence structure.

In a small hillbilly community a young girl makes her place in the world. Isabella Is a very shy, clumsy, awkward little girl. Who is suffering from Adhd and an anxiety disorder, that makes life rather interesting at times! Isabella lives in the back hills of Kentucky up a small road called Pickle Hollow, with scraped up knees, and the need for a new bike with smaller handle bars. Her life is sure to bring you some laughter and perhaps some tears. Growing up with dirty ears, and holes in her socks and a brain that seems to have a mind of its own! However, Isabella is bright, creative, funny and brave. She didn't allow her issues to define her nothing stopped this determined hyper little. She fought to be understood accepted. Follow her and her adventures. Follow Isabella with this fun series called The Girl From Pickle Hollow.This book is recommended for ages 11-17.Have fun and happy reading.The imagination is a beautiful thing, use it wisely for the rest of your life.You are more than you appear to be! So much more.Remember this.

Many spooky legends and rumors dance off of the tongues, of the old timers, whom dwell deep within the Kentucky mountains. Legend has it, deep within the depth of the old murky pond, a treasure is placed. Abigail, is a brave little girl, who sets out on an adventure to see for herself if the rumors are indeed truth! Easy Reader book ages 7-9 recommended. Activity writing pages included. Write your own Urban legend. Practice writing and creating your own story. This is a great way to strengthen your child's understanding of language and basic sentence structure. Great for class projects. Early chapter book, with approximately thirty pages per book.