Books with title She Came Back

Ever Have a Persistant Problem? Some Things Just Can't Be IgnoredEver had one of those days? We all have. A pestering problem. A trying trouble. A bothersome bother. Some things just can't be ignored.Sometimes it's a bug. Sometimes it's bigger. How do you deal with issues and troubles? It's usually best just to deal with it. A reader had this to say: What a cute little book! While it is written for little ones; it also has a lesson for the rest of us too. When little things bother us and keep distracting us, we have to keep on going.From my little one.. Read it again!From my teen: Cute mom, Can I just squash the little bugs that bother me?From the mom: No, you can’t always squash the little distractions but you can learn how to work around them or in spite of them.This book has bright illustrated pages and really cute graphics. It’s short, only 36 pages with less than a half a dozen words on each page but it is super cute.˃˃˃ Scroll up and grab a copy today.

This handsome book has a built-in audience -- the thousands of children who have delighted in Fred Penner's music and signature song, The Cat Came Back. The story is simple: old Mr. Johnson is driven round the bend by a pesky cat who just won't let him nap in peace. The familiar words and infectious rhythm invite children to join in and read along. Renee Reichert's luscious pastels complete the entertainment, making a standout picture book and a perfect gift.

Ever Have a Persistant Problem? Ever had one of those days? We all have. A pestering problem. A trying trouble. A bothersome bother. Some things just can't be ignored. Sometimes it's a bug. Sometimes it's bigger. How do you deal with issues and troubles? It's usually best just to deal with it. A reader had this to say: What a cute little book! While it is written for little ones; it also has a lesson for the rest of us too. When little things bother us and keep distracting us, we have to keep on going. Super cute and great for oral reading!

Set during WWII, Richard Jocelyn's wife has returned from the dead. Is it a case of mistaken identity? That is to be resolved. Throw - in possible Nazi spies, murders, while it's not full of action, the mystery is interesting and there is an ongoing undercurrent of menace and threat. Maude Silver is a retired nanny, become detective, who seems to do most of her work from her armchair as she knits wool socks for nephews and other family members. People who she meets, by chance, are drawn to her and she finds herself involved in this case almost by accident. Using her strong intuition, she provides valuable clues to the police; Sgt Abbott, who adores her and his boss, Inspector Lamb, who isn't quite so enamoured, but still doesn't mind using her skills at deduction.