Books with author T Lynn

Frieda the dog is terrified of thunderstorms! She grows more anxious with each flicker of lightning and rumble of thunder. After seeing Frieda hide in virtually every spot in the house, Frieda's friend Dexter the mouse catches up to her and shares a very special secret about thunderstorms. Fraidy-Frieda's Light Show is a charming story about the value of friendship, empathy, and overcoming personal fears.

Losing a loved one is an inevitable difficulty that all families face, affecting even those family members who were too young to know the deceased. But through sharing stories and photographs, the memory of those lost can be rekindled and celebrated by a new generation of family, bringing joy and comfort to all who grieve. In Just Like Grandma: A Family Scrapbook, Grandpa and Mommy introduce the grandkids to the Grandma they'd never known through the photographs in Mommy's scrapbook. As they come to learn more about her, they realize she's no stranger - that they've known her all along.

Frieda the dog is terrified of thunderstorms! She grows more anxious with each flicker of lightning and rumble of thunder. After seeing Frieda hide in virtually every spot in the house, Frieda's friend Dexter the mouse catches up to her and shares a very special secret about thunderstorms. Fraidy-Frieda's Light Show is a charming story about the value of friendship, empathy, and overcoming personal fears.

After finding a mysterious message carved in a special tree, Li'l Jack and Daddy explore parks in "Green Country" (Tulsa, Oklahoma) to find a similar tree. Li'l Jack learns how to recognize trees by their physical traits: height, bark texture, seeds and leaves, and also visits the Creek Council Oak, under which Tulsa was founded during a meeting of Creek Tribal leaders. But when they have difficulty finding a tree quite like their special Blackjack Oak, they visit the Cross Timbers - a place where some of the oldest Blackjacks grow in Oklahoma. Li'l Jack learns why there are so few Blackjacks left, and how he can grow one of his very own.