Books with author Tina Freeman

Hooray! Tor Freeman returns with some sweet surprises in this gentlebirthday fantasy.It's Dinah's fifth birthday, and Tyler has a wonderful surprise for her. It starts with a knock at the door, and in bursts Brown Rabbit playing "Happy Birthday" on a big brass horn! Next comes Lemur with flowers and then Croccy with a crocodile hug. And sure enough, as each new guest arrives, the party gets more and more surprising!

Inspired by the original "Sleeping Beauty" fairytale, Rose introduces us to a young, impressionable girl who, instead of pricking her finger on a spinning wheel, becomes bewitched by the seductive world of drugs and dependency. It's a story about control – or the loss of it – and how much Rose is willing to jeopardize as she searches for her own self-worth. Simultaneously, Rose's father, Robert, struggles with his own past as he watches his daughter make the same decisions that almost killed him thirty-five years ago. Can he save Rose before she follows in his footsteps?

It's the day of the Great Insect Games and Ambrose is desperate to win a gold medal - he's been practising very hard! But when the grasshopper jumps further and the pond skater skates faster, it looks as though Ambrose will never win anything . . . But with a little determination and the help of his friends, Ambrose soon discovers that everyone is good at something.

A spirited sticker books let kids join in a rousing rendition of a traditional holiday song, then complete the scenes with laminated stickers.Hanukkah, oh Hanukkah!Come light the menorah.Hanukkah brings with it lots of activities - playing the dreidel game, eating latkes and chocolate coins, and lighting the menorah candles. Tor Freeman’s winsome illustrations follow the fun, while two pages of stickers let children complete the action.

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