Books with title kettle's great adventure

The barn was ancient and sat on a flat behind the farm house. It leaked and learned, and threatened to collapse when high winds roared. It has not been painted since before the tractor was abandoned. The five resident animals looked out at the world with suspicion, for they were the only survivors of a large barn yard population. The animals were an odd bunch: the goat, the rooster, the owl, the donkey, and the cow. They caught a glimpse of a stranger as he came in from the road, before he darted into the tall grass. Strangers never seemed to bring any good news. Somewhere down there in the tall grass the stranger was working his way toward them. What if the stranger came to harm them? They would have to fight back. Why, this was there only home, and they must protect it. If they lost the battle, they were doomed. Finally, the stranger stood in front of the barn, and stared at the other animals for a long time. He was a large rat with pink eyes, and dirty jeans, held up by red-suspenders. He wore dirty red tennis shoes and an ancient leather hat. His tail was curled up against his back. "Your barn looks ready to fall in, if you ask me!" the rat grumbled. The barn family stared at him in silence. "I'm a dinner guest!" he roared. "Where are the tea and crumpets?" He gave them a loud belly laugh.

Here I am finishing my first book and I am very excited about it. I live in Indianapolis, Indiana, and have worked for my company for over 20 years. I am the mother of two great kids and two wonderful grandchildren. I love to write poetry as well as children books. There are many people who have encouraged me to finish this book. I would like to thank all of them. I love Little Johnny and his adventures and I know you will too.

Andrea Zapata is the only perfect child in her small town of Santa Louise, California. So, when monsters kidnap her friends for not doing their homework or eating their vegetables, only Andrea can save them. On her journey, the reluctant heroine meets many strange and wonderful friends, and finds she is braver than she thought. And monsters are not so scary after all.

Excerpt from The Great AdventureI looked at her in astonishment; that she, so gay, so cheery, seemingly so thoughtless, should be speaking thus!About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Run through a prehistoric jungle with Og the Curious Caveboy as he sets out on a quest to capture a whimsical rainbow. Be careful! It's easy to get lost and you never know what strange, menacing creatures you may encounter along the way. Og discovers the colorful arch of wonderment after a terrible storm and decides to capture it and bring it back to his cave in order to protect his family from 'Thunda the Terrible'.

Being rude to someone with magic is not the smartest thing to do... as Gilbert soon finds out. A spell is cast and he is thrown into a world he didn't realise existed and an adventure he never dreamed of. He learns the value of teamwork, the fun of new friendships and that things are not always as they seem. Join Gilbert on his GREAT ADVENTURE! WARNING - This book contains pictures of insects (including spiders, moths, earwigs, beetles and ants)

A young coastal bird experiences both the fear of being bullied and swept out to sea,with the joy of self growth and the value of friendship as he navigates the dangerous journey from shark-infested waters to getting home. Along the way he learns to overcome difficulties with thoughtful insight peppered in as fatherly advice. Perfect for the young reader as they develop concepts and vocabulary, Max's Great Sea Adventure takes the reader on a magical ride.