Books published by publisher H Baker

What will happen if it rains so much that it floods the zoo?Who will be left on the plains? Shall we go see, me and you? Tonight, don’t be a sleeper, wear a float around your waist. Let’s follow the zookeeper as we have no time to waste! The “At the Zoo” series was designed to be read aloud by parents and teachers. With witty rhymes, quirky humour, tricky tongue-twisters and lots of cues for interaction, the series aims to entertain adults and children alike while they enjoy quality time together.

What will happen in the zoo when it closes out tonight? Shall we go see, me and you, how animals grab a bite? Tonight, don’t be a sleeper, never you mind the dangers. Let’s follow the zookeeper as he fills all the mangers.The “At the Zoo” series was designed to be read aloud by parents and teachers. With witty rhymes, quirky humour, tricky tongue-twisters and lots of cues for interaction, the series aims to entertain adults and children alike while they enjoy quality time together.

What will happen if it rains so much that it floods the zoo? Who will be left on the plains? Shall we go see, me and you? Tonight, don’t be a sleeper, wear a float around your waist. Let’s follow the zookeeper as we have no time to waste! The “At the Zoo” series was designed to be read aloud by parents and teachers. With witty rhymes, quirky humour, tricky tongue-twisters and lots of cues for interaction, the series aims to entertain adults and children alike while they enjoy quality time together.

It must never be forgotten that Almighty God rules this world. He is not an absentee God. His band is ever on the throttle of human affairs. He is everywhere present in the concerns of time. "His eyes behold, his eyelids try the children of men." He rules the world just as He rules the Church by prayer. This lesson needs to be emphasized, iterated and reiterated in the ears of men of modern times and brought to bear with cumulative force on the consciences of this generation whose eyes have no vision for the eternal things, whose ears are deaf toward God.

Mystery Comedy / When a houseful of sweet little old ladies discover that a handsome bachelor lives across the street, they are delighted. When they learn that he is none other than Detective Dennis O'Finn, of Homicide, they are faced with the problem of how to attract his attention. The answer is simplicity itself: a nice, genteel homicide with a cup of tea as the murder weapon. When a brash young woman reporter begins to suspect the truth, she becomes the next target. O'Finn is terribly embarrassed when at last he discovers that he himself is the motive for these madcap goings-on, and, in desperation, manages to solve the case. But the dear old ladies are too fond of him and in the end they turn the tables on him! First a short story in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, later a success on "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," and now a stage veteran of hundreds of performances around the country