Books published by publisher Sharon Johnson

Grandpa has come from far away for a visit. Hurrah!!! We jump up and down, and give Grandpa hugs and kisses. We are so excited to have Grandpa here, and to have him come and play with us. We can hardly wait! We tell Grandpa all of the fun things that we want to do with him. We say, "Let's play Grandpa!" But Grandpa says that first, he needs to do something else........

Young readers accompany Grandma Science on an exploration of the Galápagos Islands in search of the rare Galápagos Penguin. Along the way, they encounter many other rare and unusual animals. This nonfiction book uses whimsical, fact-filled rhymes to engage a child’s natural curiosity. The rhymes are illustrated by stunning, color photographs of both the enchanting wildlife and the landscapes. Children learn about endemic and endangered species and about the formation of volcanic islands.

What if an animal was trying to talk to you? And what if you could understand their cheeps, snorts, calls, and roars?Indi And Zion are ages 10 and 8 when they move to the Amazon rainforest with their parents. One day, an unusual bird appears that keeps calling out their names. They follow him, and soon they find themselves swept into an adventure where they discover new friends and the hidden mysteries of the jungle. Into the Rainforest is an early chapter book for children ages 6 to 10. It is the first book in The Lost City Series.Who will Enjoy Into the Rainforest and The Lost City Series?Young readers interested in jungle animals like jaguars, parrots, monkeys, sloths, toucans, capybaras, and frogsChildren who love to imagine what it would be like to live in a wild place like the Amazon rainforestThose who enjoy books about friendshipYoung readers ages 6 to 10 who love adventures, especially jungle adventuresInterview with the AuthorQuestion: Why did you write Into the Rainforest?Answer: I wrote the book for my children and their friends. They love reading books like the Never Girls and the Magic Treehouse series. I wanted to write something similar. While there are no fairies, there is magic and adventure in the books.Question: Where did you get the idea?Answer: The idea for Into the Rainforest came from the bedtime stories I would tell our kids. Those stories were always about a baby jaguar and a crazy green parrot who were always getting into trouble.Question: What will the other books in The Lost City Series be about?Answer: My first answer is that you’ll have to wait and see. But I can say that the lost city of Yanopacho has many secrets, and the girls and their friends will play an important part in discovering them.Categories:Children’s Fantasy and MagicFamily and FriendshipAnimals and PetsNature and EnvironmentChapter Books for KidsGeography and Travel

A self personalizing, educational, Children's Book. On the first page you can enter your child's name, the date and the person who gave them the book,or have your child do it themselves. On each page that has the letter of the alphabet, they can practice writing their letters. Alphabet Rhymes 26 Times makes learning fun with the rhyming throughout the book! Not only is this a fun read, it makes a wonderful keepsake!