Books with title Snake Cake

In the tradition of I Want My Hat Back, this delicious story from Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet tells the story of a cake who’s about to attend his very first party—but he has no idea what’s coming!Cake has been invited to his very first birthday party! He buys just the right outfit—including the PERFECT hat. But as the candles on his perfect party hat begin to burn, and the other party guests start to sing, Cake starts to think that this is one party he’d rather not be at…

A young boy calls for cake each morning upon awakening and though that may not sound like a healthy breakfast, it is what he craves,.. first thing! You will find it funny and charming and will soon see why finding cake on the floor and outside in the bushes is perfectly appropriate and very entertaining!A cat and his ‘tail’,.. and a boy and his tale,.. of life and the sweetest treats that it has to offer. The story is adorable and it’s rhyming meter is infectious and will keep your child entertained and engaged as there is a bit of a ‘twist’ half way through the story. They will beg you to read it again and again. Rhyming stories (nursery rhymes) can boost early language development in children. The repetition of rhymes teach children how language works, it also builds memory capabilities that can be applied to all sorts of activities. Furthermore, nursery rhyme books are often a child’s first experience with literacy and usually open the door to a love of all books. I read to my son Dillon every day from the time he was six months old until he was about twelve. I used phonics to tech him to read by the time he was three years old. Reading to and with him every night was a huge factor in his early development. More importantly, it was crucial and memorable bonding time we spent together.IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL FIND:+adorable illustrations+clever rhymes and humor+a bit about the anatomy and character of a cat+a very fun story for children of all agesLacy Younger is a singer~songwriter, an author and most importantly, a mother.

Twelve-year-old Seh is a snake-style master and a keeper of secrets. Close-lipped and ever-watchful, he has used his highly attuned senses to collect information about his brothers, his temple, and even Grandmaster. Now, with the temple and Grandmaster gone, Seh sheds his orange robe like an old skin, joins a bandit gang, and meets a mysterious woman whose name means Cobra—all the while trying to stay one step ahead of vengeful Ying!From the Hardcover edition.

A young boy calls for cake each morning upon awakening and though that may not sound like a healthy breakfast, it is what he craves... first thing! You will find it funny and charming and will soon see why finding cake on the floor and outside in the bushes is perfectly appropriate! A cat and his tail... and a boy and his tale... of life and the sweetest treats it has to offer. The story is adorable and it’s rhyming meter is infectious and will keep your child entertained and engaged. They will beg you to read it again and again. Rhyming stories (nursery rhymes) can boost early language development in children. The repetition of rhymes teach children how language works, it also builds memory capabilities that can be applied to all sorts of activities. Furthermore, nursery rhyme books are often a child’s first experience with literacy and usually open the door to a love of all books. I read to my son Dillon every day from the time he was six months old until he was about twelve. I used phonics to teach him to read by the time he was three years old. Reading to and with him every night was a huge factor in his early development. More importantly, it was crucial and memorable time spent bonding. IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL FIND: +adorable illustrations +clever rhymes and humor +a bit about the anatomy and character of a cat +a very fun story for children of all ages Lacy Younger is a singer~songwriter, an author and most importantly, a mother.