Books in An Arch Book Series series

A book for children aged from 9-12 (Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 85.5 US system approx. 6th grade, Gunning FOG score is 7.3) but can also be read by older children. This book was written by a full-time dad and by a person who loves children. The contents are for education only and cannot replace a parent’s opinion or professional educational, medical or psychological recommendation. Read this book to your children or let them read it to themselves as a reference guide to understanding some unknown life questions. The chapters lightly cover subjects such as online safety, bullying, having a pet, road and strangers danger and other useful life subjects. The writing tone is gentle and uses the ‘we’ as a note oneself and others as the plural pronoun to show a collective opinion and experience. The English text is British.

Annie's not your ordinary heroine. She's quirkier, kinder, knows better . . . and always gets things wrong. Luckily her gran's normally there to bail her out—just as well, really, because Mom tends to be off tackling mountains, while Dad's sculpting skyscrapers out of carrots. So whether Annie's buying anteaters for her in-laws, baking birthday surprises for the circus family next door, or doing the laundry . . . in Lapland, you're guaranteed an adventure! Annie is a cracking new character whose stories of everyday events, though rooted in reality, will take you on some fantastic flights of fancy.

Four great new stories featuring the one and only Annie and her chaotic friends and family. When Annie needs new clothes, she goes off to the local department store with Dad and Gran on Grumbler the motorbike. How they end up pacing the catwalk with an ugly bulldog is typical of Annie and her spirited capers. Join Annie as she takes her dog to the dog-trainer and joins the Brownies at school—Annie is a girl with a mind of her own, and she shows it!

Do you love fruits and vegetables? Sure you do!. This book will help young children learn new fruits and vegetables vocabulary while developing word and picture association. This book contains bright, colorful, and kid-friendly pictures of each fruit and vegetable. The name of each fruit and vegetable are written underneath. This to allow children to learn what there are called.