Books with author jane Johnson

Warning: Deals with sensitive topics.Are you a virgin? These girls are.Ten women, young and old, are interviewed about their virginity. They're sent a list of questions, and asked to record themselves while answering them. The responses are heart-breaking, heart-warming, and brutally honest. They touch on everything from waiting, to fear, to gender and sexual identity, to just plain not being able to get laid. Take a look at these women's stories, and let them move, inspire, and entertain you.For instant book updates, offers, giveaways, contests, polls, events, and more, text EZJAZ to 313131!

Sammy is not good at parties. He’s too shy. And it seems like this party will be like all the others—until Sammy meets the Face Painter, who transforms him into a Tiger, and Tigers are NOT shy at parties! They are “big, beautiful, the bravest of creatures!” The children all imitate their chosen animals, and when the parents come to pick them up, Sammy doesn’t want to leave. He stays until the very end. What a brave Tiger! Jane Johnson’s first book, Sybil and the Blue Rabbit, was a runner–up for the Mother Goose Award.

Sarah had not dated before, at the end of her senior year she met a boy who was watching her softball team. This boy charmed her and against her better judgment she gave him her virginity. She finds herself pregnant and living at her grandparents. how will her life change now and will the father of her baby stay out of her life. Will she find real love?

Children and adults who are fans of pirates or stories that rhyme will enjoy “Parker the Pierate: The Pirate of Pie!” Jacob E.M. Johnson is both author and illustrator of this silly and cheerful pirate tale. Brightly colored images, engaging rhymes, and the story of a clever pie-loving pirate are particularly appealing to preschool and elementary school age children. This book provides a great opportunity to discuss the value of friendship, the way one person’s actions may impact others, and the importance of making things right with people you care about when you make a mistake. “Parker the Pierate” provides the type of fun reading experience that helps children develop a love of reading from an early age, through a story that teachers and parents will enjoy reading to the special children in their life over and over again.Back Cover Book Description:Parker, a pirate, loves pie very much. He goes by the title of "Pierate" as such. Parker sails in his ship, seeking pies he can eat. He finds a great city just filled with the treat! From every last person who buys it or bakes it, Parker walks up to the pie and just takes it! This silly story, told fully in rhyme, follows Parker's adventures as he pulls off this crime. Parker the Pierate takes center stage with colorful pictures to brighten each page. Will this tricky pirate never stop stealing, or can he learn to care about what others are feeling? This goofy tale will keep children reading, and teaches that sharing feels as good as just eating!