Books with author Welcome Faith Shipp

This is a beautifully illustrated, full-color picture book about Pam and Tim and their adventures in their school, city, world and beyond!This story is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original illustrations that correspond with the writing on the page.

This is a delightful story about a yellow flower who learns the true meaning of beauty.This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

This is a delightful picture book about Bonita the skeleton. Bonita can't drink water or eat food, but she sure can dance!This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

Who is on my roof? Is it the gardener? Is it the astronaut?This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

What will happen when a happy dog and a racing rabbit enter the quiet room? This is a full-color picture book for beginning readers.This picture book is part of the Alphabet Series, with an emphasis on the letters Q and R. This story is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original illustrations that correspond with the writing on the page.

Once upon a time there was a skeleton who visited the Town of Occupations. He wanted to have a job, too. He began the job hunt.This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

This is a full-color picture book about monsters! One monster has four teeth. Another monster has five eyes. What other monsters will we find?This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

In this silly picture book, you will meet a football player who is also a gardener. You will meet a firefighter who is also a trashman. I wonder who else you will meet.This full-color picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

The sea star has the most rays. The sea anemone has the most tentacles. What does baby shark have the most of?This picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

What can you do today? Can you swim in a lake? Can you climb a mountain?This short picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This book is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

I lost my D! Where can it be?This full-color picture book emphasizes D words and D sounds. It is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.