Books with author T. Crawford

Gina Crawford has authored works in a variety of genres, including a thesis, journalistic articles, and poetry. However, her specialty is in children's literature. Crawford holds Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees in English and teaches composition and American literature on the college level. She resides in North Alabama. Darrell Osborn says he lives his life "walking the line between arts and entertainment." Over the past 25 years, his illustrations have traveled around the world and into space. While across the South, he's known as Doctor Osborn, the Magical Mad Scientist. The mixing of the two gives him the unique perspective reflected in both art forms. Together they have created a really fun book that will introduce kids everywhere to the joys of rhyming! And the art of rhyme is one step toward learning to read! So whether you are already reading, or simply learning to read, this book is perfect for you! There is also a free music video on the Bellissimavideo YouTube channel that goes with this book for even more learning fun!

Bart is a bee that craves for a big adventure. He is anxious to leave his home and wonders what adventure will be found on the other side of the meadow. He makes many attempts to leave, to find what he thinks he's looking for, but Bart gets distracted by his friends who really seem to need him. This big-hearted Blue Bee offers a helping hand, uh, wing . . . and doesn't make it out of the meadow. He soon discovers that the big adventure he's seeking is right under his nose, er, stinger.

Bet You Can't Guess What I Prayed for Today!, is meant to teach children that God is not a distant, detached God but rather someone they can talk to and lean to for help. It is also meant to teach them that prayer works and that God will hear them when it seems that no one else does. And He loves them enough to be interested in every area of their lives.

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