Books with title Amy Goes Fishing

Anansi the Spider likes to eat fish but is much too lazy to catch one himself—so he decides to trick Turtle into catching one for him. When Anansi asks Turtle to teach him how to catch fish, Anansi thinks tricking Turtle into doing all the work for him will be easy. But Turtle is not as easily fooled as Anansi thought. Young readers will light in Janet Steven’s bright and lively illustrations and laugh watching Anansi’s plan backfire. Based on tales originating in West Africa and familiar in Caribbean culture, the five-book Anansi the Trickster series is full of slapstick humor and mischief. Eric A. Kimmel's imaginative energy combined with Janet Steven' expressive illustrations create the perfect silly stories for fun-loving kids.

"I’m in a bad mood and I want to be left alone," says Pettson. Findus the cat stares at him. He’s never seen the old farmer so grumpy. I must cheer him up, he thinks. Somehow. "Can’t we go fishing?" he says. "Then you’ll feel better." But Pettson doesn’t want to go fishing. It’s cold and wet, and he must dig over the potato patch and chop wood. But Findus knows how to make Pettson smile. Maybe he can get him to play instead of toiling in the soil. After all, Findus is a very unusual cat... Findus goes Fishing is the ninth story published by Hawthorn Press about Findus the talking cat and his farmer. The series has sold more than six million books in 44 languages, and is beloved by children around the world. (Ages 3–7 years)

Meet Aiden a chatterbox that loves to talk so much it often gets him in trouble. When Aiden's grandpa comes to visit, he takes him on a fishing trip. While fishing Aiden learns the key to catching fish is also the key stop getting in trouble. Will Aiden learn his lesson on grandpa's fishing trip?All About Deleasa Curtis-- Born and raised in the small town of Shiner, Texas, Deleasa Curtis had a lot of free time to write and build with her passion for words while working as a medical collector by day and writer by night. Deleasa resides in Houston, Texas. She enjoys fishing with her two children, reading, DIY projects, cooking, and spending quality time with loved ones."Come, follow me," Jesus said, "and I will send you out to fish for people."

“GOBO" is a furry troll girl. She is camping in the soft purple moss forest.She goes fishing when she is hungry."What I will fish today. . ?"Walk in the woods along the river.Is there a bigger fish? She encounters a big Troll who fishing in a deep pool that has arrived.Various animals and fish appear in this story.Especially the fish will entertain your eyes with expressions like aquariums.

Sammy is a boy who likes to go on a variety of adventures. On this trip, Sammy is going fishing with Grandpa and invites readers to come along as they hope to catch lots of fish. However, besides getting lessons about fishing, Grandpa uses the fishing to teach Sammy about God, Jesus and how to please them. Grandpa begins his talk about defining what sin is to Sammy and how the Devil uses every day activities to pull good boys and girls away from God. Later, Grandpa brings up the Ten Commandments; as he says the Commandments teach children to honor their parents, be honest, share with others and treat others as they would want to be treated. Above all, Sammy learns Jesus wants to be our best friend, and he can cause this to happen by putting Jesus first and making good choices that will make both Jesus and God proud. Belinda is retired and lives in a rural mid-west community. She has numerable years experience in Child Care, Maternal Child Health and Crisis Intervention.Belinda is a Spirit-filled Christian from her youth. She has spent years teaching Sunday School and Children’s Church including writing stories and plays for use in Church and Child Care settings.Her greatest desire is to advance God’s Kingdom by teaching Biblical Truths in simple to understand stories for children of all ages.…And to God be the Glory!