Books with author Sharon Richert

Every child who has suffered the pain of feeling different will identify with Gertie, the Gawky Giraffe. Rejected by siblings and friends, Gertie plays alone — until a severe drought threatens the entire herd. As Gertie discovers her purpose in life, the other giraffes learn a valuable lesson about acceptance. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. Mr. Corner is a published author and has been writing children's stories for more than twenty-five years. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington.Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. This new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to the print version of the book.

What does a braying donkey really sound like? Only the wise old scarecrow has heard the sound. The colorful straw man encourages his curious friend, Jaw-Jaw the donkey, to laugh – long and loud and lofty! This delightful tale with creative illustrations, from spring until fall harvest, will capture the childhood imagination of many young readers. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read.Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington.Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. This new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to the print version of the book.

This Christmas, Brian decides to give a pair of glasses to his faithful old dog, Sir Jeffery. He doesn't know, however, where he can get them. Then, the night before Christmas, he discovers the magic that will take him to a faraway land which has not only different types of animal glasses, but also many more wonderful and exciting things.Brian then must choose between something for himself and the dog glasses for Sir Jeffery.This 25th anniversary edition commemorates the first publication of the classic story, The Magic Kriss Karpet. It was a Christmas feature in the Nordstrom stores of the Pacific Northwest in 1987. The second edition improves the fonts for easier reading for children.Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. Mr. Corner is a published author and has been writing children's stories for more than twenty-five years. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington.Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. This new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to the print version of the book.

The Friendly Farm is full of surprises. Mee-Ander is a very curious Gander. Every child will fall in love with this wandering goose. Fourteen pages of colorful illustrations highlight this delightful Read-A-Loud story based on true events. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read.Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children's literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children's book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. This new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to the print version of the book.

What does a braying donkey really sound like? Only the wise old scarecrow has heard the sound. The colorful straw man encourages his curious friend, Jaw-Jaw the donkey, to laugh – long and loud and lofty! This delightful tale with creative illustrations, from spring until fall harvest, will capture the childhood imagination of many young readers. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read. The new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to this version of the print book. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.

This Christmas, Brian decides to give a pair of glasses to his faithful old dog, Sir Jeffery. He doesn't know, however, where he can get them. Then, the night before Christmas, he discovers the magic that will take him to a faraway land which has not only different types of animal glasses, but also many more wonderful and exciting things. Brian then must choose between something for himself and the dog glasses for Sir Jeffery. This 25th anniversary edition commemorates the first publication of the classic story, The Magic Kriss Karpet. It was a Christmas feature in the Nordstrom stores of the Pacific Northwest in 1987. The second edition improves the fonts for easier reading for children. The new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to this version of the print book. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. Mr. Corner is a published author and has been writing children's stories for more than twenty-five years. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.

The Friendly Farm is full of surprises. Mee-Ander is a very curious Gander. Every child will fall in love with this wandering goose. Fourteen pages of colorful illustrations highlight this delightful Read-A-Loud story based on true events. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read. The new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to this version of the print book. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children's literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children's book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.

Every child who has suffered the pain of feeling different will identify with Gertie, the Gawky Giraffe. Rejected by siblings and friends, Gertie plays alone — until a severe drought threatens the entire herd. As Gertie discovers her purpose in life, the other giraffes learn a valuable lesson about acceptance. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. Mr. Corner is a published author and has been writing children's stories for more than twenty-five years. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic. This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. The new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to this version of the print book.