Books with author Stephen Cartwright

A book reading memories are made of. This will be a favorite from 18 months to first grade. Dual level text - read just the top line and the story makes sense. Perfect for wiggly little ones who aren't always in the mood for long stories. Add the bottom line for more detail. Beginning readers can read the top line, and a helper can read the bottom. And there's a little yellow duck hiding on every page! This delightful book contains 20 of the popular Farmyard Tales stories. Young children will love Stephen Cartwright's charming illustrations of life on Apple Tree Farm, and the gently amusing stories of Mrs. Boot, the farmer, her children Poppy and Sam, and their animals, Rusty the dog, Curly the pig, and Woolly the sheep.

This is a revised edition of this vocabulary for young children and reluctant readers, and is designed to develop first reading and spelling skills. It contains a full alphabetic index and is highly illustrated throughout the text. Words and phrases are brought up-to-date - roller blades, computers and duvets make an appearance - and new concepts are introduced. Other titles in the same series are "First Thousand Words in French", "First Thousand Words in German" and "First Thousand Words in Spanish".

He’s been in shootouts and riots and even executed a search warrant for a stolen live snake. Steve Cartwright was a newspaper reporter who liked writing about ghosts and other weird stuff.Covering cops, he was pulled into their world of adrenaline, violence, and, eventually, compassion for society’s underdogs and victims. In his book you’re in the Atlanta PD squad car as his experiences make him earn his badge. He is the Homicide detective who first responded to the infamous “bleeding house”. He was underneath the terrorist’s bomb that exploded at the Olympics. Your eyes will blink from the flashing blue lights in this book; your nose will burn from the smell of gunpowder. Caution: this book contains rough, “street talk” the way it really happened.