Books with title Under the Egg

Have you considered what's under your tree? Under the Tree is a children's book based on a collection of experiences from the author's youth, and it inspires young readers to consider the importance of nature. They will learn that nature can enhance creativity, play, friendships and relaxation. To aid parents and teachers, coloring, drawing and other fun, engaging activities are included, and this early reader, for ages 3-6, can be used as a springboard to informally teach prepositions or the relation between objects. The large print is ideal for early readers, the elderly and the visually-impaired.

Awesome activity books packed with felt fun!Introducing I Love Felt – an innovative approach to activity books.Each book is packed with hundreds of great ideas for felt creations. A blank board is included, which allows children to try out the ideas in the book, or get creative with their own felt inventions!Whether it’s creating stunning sea scenes or crazy space aliens, kids will love getting creative with felt!

2018 Nautilus Award winner, Under the Sun is the first in a series that high school and college aged readers will connect with as they go on a cross country journey with a young man named Redemption, who doesn’t know what he is looking for, but ends up finding God. Under the Sun is a short but thought provoking read that frames just the kind of questions a teenager at the end of their childhood faith has lingering in the back of their mind, many times unasked and unanswered. Living vicariously through the main character, the reader gets to escape the everyday world of school, friends, family, pressures and expectations and journey upward across the Great Plains and inward into silence, thinking about thought, and the rewards of paying attention. Far from being preachy, important biblical themes and necessary elements of faith are woven into the images and sounds, ultimately converging at the climax of the story.

The End of Under is a Coming of Age story about the annihilation of a Utopian community of spiders. Because the main character saves her family from destructive flooding and deadly poison, she is elected to be the leader of their society. She then endures nasty political competition and sabotage which threatens to make her an outcast, yet it only serves to mold her into a force to be reckoned with.

PRINCESS FARTALOT HAS MORE THAN A GAS PROBLEM!At the buffet table were labelled: Sea Grapes, Green Caviar, Gutweed; Dabberlocks, Brown Tuning Fork, party socks (say what?!); costata, baccata, himanthalia elongata. The Princess's face turned gloomy. Where was the mash?PRINCESS FARTALOT makes her digital debut in an adventure Under the Sea, creating a stink that asks you to think: hmmm... What should a Princess be? This irreverent series promises fun, and lessons in good manners ~ all in one.

Two children, a sister aged seven and a brother aged ten, embark upon a school outing to the Hill of the White Horse, deep in the heart of southern Oxfordshire.Soon after their arrival, however, the mystery and unspoken magic of the hill and its surroundings begin to reach out to them, so much so that their lives will never be quite the same again.It all happened on a single day, a mid-winter’s day, not so very long ago.Enter into a world which lies not far beyond what the eye actually sees and the mind believes. The Northlands is a place that our great ancestors might well have recognised, for it is a land where magic, guardian spirits, elves and giants are as real as you and I.Under the Tree is the first of the ten Northland Tales.