Browse all books

Books with author Shane Sutton

  • Don't Call Me Sidney

    Jane Sutton

    Hardcover (Dial, June 10, 2010)
    Sidney, a rather rotund pig, loves to write rhyming poems for his friends' birthdays. On one such occasion, he realizes his own name doesn't rhyme with anything except . . . well, kidney. This just will not do. Sidney resolves to change his name to Joe, an extremely rhyme-able name. But being "Joe" is hard to remember. His friends aren't that keen on it. And when Sidney's mom finds out, she's crushed. After all, Sidney was named after his great-great-great-grandfather, the inventor of the mop! What's a pig with a non-rhyming name to do? Jane Sutton's text is full of laughs, and wonderfully complemented by Renata Gallio's charming characters, quirky details, and rolling perspectives. Kids will love Sidney's solution and identify with his name-changing plight.
    K
  • Me and the Weirdos

    Jane Sutton

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Company, March 1, 1981)
    Cindy Krinkle has an unusual family. Her father sings opera as he rides a bike that has a built-in umbrella. Her mother always wears red sneakers and gargles with orange juice. Her sister reads the entire dictionary and wears a karate suit to the beach. Cindy has lots of funny adventures trying to "un-weird" her embarrassing family.
    P
  • Me and the Weirdos

    Jane Sutton

    Paperback (Bantam Books, March 15, 1983)
    Cindy Krinkle has an unusual family. Her father sings opera as he rides a bike that has a built-in umbrella. Her mother always wears red sneakers and gargles with orange juice. Her sister reads the entire dictionary and wears a karate suit to the beach. Cindy has lots of funny adventures trying to "un-weird" her embarrassing family.
  • Not Even Mrs. Mazursky

    Jane Sutton

    Hardcover (E. P. Dutton & Co, Jan. 1, 1986)
    None
  • How and Why Wonder Book of Our Earth, pb, 1960

    Sutton

    Paperback (Wonder Books/Grosset & Dunlap, March 15, 1960)
    None
  • Don't Call Me Sidney

    Jane Sutton

    Hardcover (Dial, June 10, 2010)
    Sidney, a rather rotund pig, loves to write rhyming poems for his friends’ birthdays. On one such occasion, he realizes his own name doesn’t rhyme with anything except . . . well, kidney. This just will not do. Sidney resolves to change his name to Joe, an extremely rhyme-able name. But being “Joe“ is hard to remember. His friends aren’t that keen on it. And when Sidney’s mom finds out, she’s crushed. After all, Sidney was named after his greatgreat- great-grandfather, the inventor of the mop! What’s a pig with a non-rhyming name to do? Jane Sutton’s text is full of laughs, and wonderfully complemented by Renata Gallio’s charming characters, quirky details, and rolling perspectives. Kids will love Sidney’s solution and identify with his name-changing plight.
    K
  • Trees of Britain and Europe

    Sutton

    Paperback (Gardners Books, March 31, 2002)
    None
  • My First Picture Book

    Sutton

    Hardcover (Grosset & Dunlap, April 1, 1982)
    Things to be seen at the zoo, the circus, about the woods and around the backyard are illustrated and described
    L
  • The Vanishing Shadow by Sutton, Margaret

    Sutton

    Paperback (Applewood Books, 2008, )
    The Vanishing Shadow by Sutton, Margaret [Applewood Books, 2008] Paperback [P...
  • Santa's Gone On Holiday

    Shane Hutton

    eBook (Lavie Publishing Services Limited, Oct. 1, 2013)
    "Santa's Gone On Holiday" is a delightful story about a hard working Santa whodreams about having a break from delivering presents only to realize that his truelove and passion in life is for the children he delivers presents to each year and the fun and adventure he has with his reindeer.
  • The Adventure Of Chloe, Jack And Russell

    Shane Hutton

    eBook (Lavie Publishing Services Limited, Oct. 3, 2013)
    "The Adventure Of Chloe, Jack and Russell" is an animal story about two dogs and a cat. Chloe is a Jack Russell and is treated like a member of the family. Jack the Rhodesian Ridgeback on the other hand always feels like he's left out and treated very much like the dog of the family (which heis). Then there's Russell the cat who doesn't really care about anything to much other than eating and sleeping in the sun. This is a short story from thereperspective of how they see one another and is based on 3 real family pets.
  • Me and the Weirdos by Jane Sutton

    Jane Sutton

    Paperback (Bantam Books, )
    None